ARRS Resident/Fellow in Radiology Awards

2022 Recipients

	Derek L. Nguyen, MD Johns Hopkins Hospital Melissa Rosado de Christenson Award Imaging Predictors of Malignant Non-Mass Enhancement in Direct Association with Malignant Breast Cancer Masses on Preoperative Breast MRI with Pathologic Correlation
	Elham Beheshtian, MD University of Maryland Medical Center / University of Maryland Medical Intelligent Imaging Center President's Award Is AI Fair? Evaluation of Generalizability and Bias in a State-of-the-Art Bone Age AI Model
	Nassier Harfouch, MD Staten Island University Hospital, Northwell Health Executive Council Award Using the Abdominal Aorta Calcium Score to Predict Coronary Artery Disease
	Kimberlee A. Hashiba, MD Massachusetts General Hospital Executive Council Award Ipsilateral Recurrence Following Breast-Conserving Surgery for Ductal Carcinoma In Situ: Evaluation of Risk Prediction Models

About the Awards

The ARRS Resident/Fellow in Radiology Awards are available to residents and fellows in radiology and radiological science research to recognize their research and present their work at the ARRS Annual Meeting. Awards are based on the competence and promise of the candidate in radiology research, education, or administration and the scientific merit and potential impact of the candidate's research. The Award includes a presentation of their research at the ARRS Annual Meeting. Any associated travel expenses are the responsibility of the awardee.

The ARRS Scholarship is funded through The Roentgen Fund^® of the ARRS. One of three awards may be given to a resident/fellow:

President's Award - $2,000

Executive Council Award (2) - $1,000 each

Melissa Rosado de Christenson Award - $2,000

This Award honors Dr. Melissa Rosado de Christenson who has greatly impacted the field of radiology as well as been a pioneer for many radiologists around the world.

General Qualifications

Candidates must meet the following qualifications:

• ARRS member at the time the application is submitted and for the duration of the award
• Earned MD or DO (or equivalent) from an accredited institution
• Currently in residency or fellowship training

Candidates' research must meet the following qualifications:

• If not the sole author, it is expected that the applicant has performed the majority of the work and is the first author.
• Papers must be on the clinical application of the discipline of radiology and radiological science.
• The paper should not have been previously presented, published, or submitted for presentation or publication. The only exception is the paper may be submitted for the ARRS Annual Meeting for the Annual Meeting year coinciding with the Award year. For example, an applicant for a 2021 Resident in Radiology Award may have also submitted the paper as an oral presentation/electronic exhibit abstract for the 2021 ARRS Annual Meeting.

Only one submission per applicant permitted.

Application Process

The application deadline for the 2023 Resident/Fellow in Radiology Awards is Monday, January 9, 2023. To apply, please email the application components detailed below in PDF format to scholarships@arrs.org by the deadline.

• A cover page from the applicant stating his/her name, address, phone and fax numbers, and email address, for use by the ARRS Education Office
• An electronic copy (PDF format preferred) of the manuscript and any illustrations. The manuscript format should follow the American Journal of Roentgenology Guidelines for Authors.
• A curriculum vitae
• A letter from the program director attesting that:
  1. The author is a radiology resident or fellow;
  2. The work is primarily the effort of the applicant resident/fellow;
  3. Each co-author has contributed to the work;
  4. The manuscript has not been previously presented/published, submitted for presentation/publication, and will not be submitted for presentation/publication while it is being considered for an ARRS Resident in Radiology Award.

Selection

Selection of the Awardees is based on: (1) The competence and promise of the candidate in research, education, or administration related to medical imaging; and (2) The strength of the candidate's manuscript based on scientific merit and potential impact.

Applications are reviewed by the ARRS Roentgen Fund Board of Trustees. Up to four awards may be given each year. All candidates are notified of the selection decisions. Award-winning papers are presented at the ARRS Annual Meeting.