Vice Chair for Research
Bruno Hochhegger MD, PhD
Chief Resident for Research
Eunice Yim MD
Research Coordinator
Denise K Carlton
Biostatistics & Bioinformatics for Cancer Research 101 Course
The goal of this class is to introduce the basic statistical and computational biology concepts and methods for cancer research, and promote rigor and a reproducible statistical approach for research. The intended audience includes clinicians, fellows, cancer researchers, and students looking for an introduction to or refresher on basic biostatistical principles.
Journal Club
Annual Radiology Research Week
2021-2022 Research Week Award Winners
first Place
Parker Nguyen, MD
“Intrathecal Spinraza: Challenges and Solutions in Image-Guided Administration of the Novel Therapeutics for Spinal Muscular Atrophy”
first place
Ryan Schwertner, MD
“MRI of Fat Containing Lesions in the Chest”
Past Research Week Winners
- 2020-2021:
- David Alvarez, MD (1st Place)
- Edmund Olguin, PhD (1st Place)
- Joseph Zachary, MD (2nd Place)
- 2019-2020:
- Jerry Slater, MD (1st Place)
- Parker Merritt, MD (2nd Place)
- 2018-2019:
- Jehan Shah, MD (1st Place)
- Orrin Dayton, MD (2nd Place)
- 2017-2018:
- Altan Ahmed, MD (1st Place)
- Jay Salmon, MD (2nd Place)
- 2016-2017:
- Markus Wu, MD (1st Place)
- Altan Ahmed, MD (2nd Place)
2020-2021 RSNA Roentgen Resident/Fellow Research Award Winner
Laura Magnelli, MD
Past RSNA Roentgen Research Award Winners
- 2019-2020: Laura Magnelli, MD
- 2018-2019: Eric Pepin, MD, PhD
- 2017-2018: Jehan Shah, MD
- 2016-2017: Jehan Shah, MD
Radiology Research Volunteer Positions
Research volunteer positions are available within all divisions in the Department of Radiology.
We are looking for reliable students who are responsible, and able to work independently and conscientiously. If you are looking to get involved in research this is the perfect opportunity for you to build your resume and gain useful research experience!
Positions can last up to one-year for those interested in Radiology Imaging Research. We are currently accepting applications from 1st and 2nd year medical school students and those that have completed medical school.
These positions can include research in CT and MR cutting-edge techniques, new educational techniques in development of artificial intelligence tools and statistics.
Each researcher will have a mentor to develop a specific research project and will have educational activities in artificial intelligence and statistics. This research is expected to result in published papers in national journals, abstract presentations at national meetings, and work with the research group in applying for external funding. If you are interested, please complete the form linked below.
Priority will be given to current UF College of Medicine Students. Other domestic medical students will be considered for any remaining slots available, followed by international medical students.
Radiology Research Volunteer Application
Reimbursement Form
Poster/Electronic Exhibit Templates
- Radiology Poster Template 48×36
- Radiology Lecture & Electronic Exhibit Template 4×3
- Radiology Lecture & Electronic Exhibit Template 16×9