The BIR Podcast

In this podcast, we speak to Dr Rajit Rattan, lead author of a recent BJR|Open Review entitled “Artificial intelligence in oncology, its scope and future prospects with specific reference to radiation oncology”.

In this podcast, we talk to Dr Julia Camps-Herrero about her recent BJR|Open Review on “Diffusion-weighted imaging of the breast: current status as an imaging biomarker and future role”.

We talk to Dr Anju Sahdev, co-author of a recent BJR Review entitled “Adverse effects and radiological manifestations of new immunotherapy agents”.

In this podcast, we talk to Dr Sarah Lewis and Professor Patrick Brennan from the University of Sydney, Australia about their ongoing research, including projects around phase contrast imaging and artificial intelligence.

In this podcast, we talk to Dr Owen Arthurs, a Consultant Paediatric Radiologist at Great Ormond Street Hospital, London, UK and Associate Professor of Radiology at the UCL GOS Institute of Child Health.

In this podcast, we speak with Drs Jessica Axmacher, Amy Lynn Conners, Kathleen Brandt & Sadia Choudhery, co-authors of a recent BJR article on “Masses in the era of screening tomosynthesis: Is diagnostic ultrasound sufficient?”.

In this podcast we talk to Professor Kevin Prise, Professor Stewart Martin and Dr Mark Hill, Co-Guest Editors of the recent commemorative special feature published in the January 2019 issue of BJR, in honour of Sir Oliver Scott and Professor Jack Fowler.

Related BJR article: Pushing the frontiers of radiobiology: A special feature in memory of Sir Oliver Scott and Professor Jack Fowler, Stewart Martin et al.

In this podcast, we speak to Dr Laszlo Tabar, Professor Emeritus of Radiology at the University of Uppsala School of Medicine, Sweden and former Medical Director of the Department of Mammography at Falun Central Hospital, Sweden.

In this podcast, we talk to Dr Dominik Benz, Research Fellow in cardiac imaging at the University Hospital Zurich in Switzerland, who is this year’s winner of the esteemed BJR/Jusha Early Career Investigator Award.

Related BJR article: A low-dose and an ultra-low-dose contrast agent protocol for coronary CT angiography in a clinical setting: quantitative and qualitative comparison to a standard dose protocol

In this podcast, we talk to Dr Patrick Murray, this year’s winner of the esteemed BJR Barclay Medal Award for his BJR article “A systematic review of outcomes following stereotactic ablative radiotherapy in the treatment of early-stage primary lung cancer”.