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The 75th Annual Meeting What’s different this yearFoundation models will soon draft the comprehensive imaging report for the radiologist to review, revise or reject. AAR’s 75th annual meeting assumes that scenario and asks what it changes for how we train, practice, lead and measure our work. Mornings bring everyone into one room. Twelve plenary sessions, three each morning from Tuesday through Friday, follow a designed arc: Tuesday frames the question, Wednesday asks how the field operates, Thursday turns to how we train and retrain, and Friday asks for the evidence. Every session is built around one question, every speaker is assigned a part of the answer, and a chief resident introduces every session. Afternoons offer concurrent sessions from AAR’s affinity groups and affiliated societies, scientific sessions, and hands-on AI workshops. A new daily rhythm Mornings together. | Afternoons your way.Starting with the 75th Annual Meeting, every day follows the same simple rhythm. Mornings bring every attendee together. Afternoons let you follow your own interests. Tap a half of the day to see how it works. The whole academic radiology community, in one room. Who attends
Every AAR attendee
Format
Plenary sessions
Focus
Broad issues that affect all academic radiologists
Programming from
The AAR program planner
Can't make it?
Plenary sessions will be livestreamed, with recordings available
Next up after lunch: Afternoons your way → Plan your meeting Everything you needCelebrate 75 years with us. Decades of advancement, collaboration and impact in academic radiology — and a new format for the years ahead. |