Category: Gold Medallists

In recognition of her outstanding, internationally-recognised achievements and leadership in the areas of oncology and breast imaging, Professor Fiona Gilbert of Cambridge, United Kingdom, will receive the ESR Gold Medal at ECR 2021.

Professor Gilbert is Head of the Department of Radiology at the University of Cambridge.

Graduating at the University of Glasgow, followed by clinical training in Aberdeen, she trained in Radiology at the University of Aberdeen and was appointed Chair of Radiology in Aberdeen in 1996. She built...

In recognition of his outstanding, internationally-recognised achievements and leadership in the areas of neuroradiology and artificial intelligence, Professor Paul Maria Parizel of Perth, Western Australia, will receive the ESR Gold Medal at ECR 2021.

Professor Parizel is the inaugural David Hartley Chair of Radiology at the University of Western Australia (UWA) and Royal Perth Hospital (RPH) and the Director of the Western Australian National Imaging Facility (NIF) node.

Graduating from the University of Antwerp, Belgium, he trained in radiology at...

In recognition of his outstanding, internationally-recognised achievements and leadership in the fields of radiodiagnostics and breast imaging, Professor Francesco Sardanelli of San Donato Milanese, Italy, will receive the ESR Gold Medal at ECR 2021.

In recognition of her amazing accomplishments and leading role in hybrid, molecular and translational imaging, Professor Katrine Riklund from Umeå, Sweden, will receive the ESR Gold Medal at ECR 2020.

In recognition of his pioneering work in interventional radiology and outspoken advocacy for image-guided treatment and evidence-based science, Professor Jim Reekers from Amsterdam, the Netherlands, will receive the ESR Gold Medal at ECR 2020.

In recognition of his outstanding work in cardiac imaging and the advancement of radiology in Russia and Europe, Professor Valentin Sinitsyn from Moscow, Russia, will be awarded the ESR Gold Medal at ECR 2019.

In recognition of his achievements and long-time commitment to European radiology, Professor Luis Donoso-Bach from Barcelona, Spain, will be awarded the ESR Gold Medal at ECR 2019.

In recognition of her achievements in interventional radiology, which have played a vital role in advancing the subspecialty, Professor Anna-Maria Belli from London, United Kingdom, will be awarded the ESR Gold Medal at ECR 2019.

In recognition of his outstanding achievements in science and research, in particular in magnetic resonance imaging and urogenital radiology, and his untiring efforts in furthering and developing new methods in these fields, Professor Nicolas Grenier from Bordeaux, France, will be awarded the ESR Gold Medal at ECR 2018.

Nicolas Grenier is a professor of radiology and head of urogenital and vascular radiology at Pellegrin University Hospital in Bordeaux, where he also coordinates the radiology and nuclear medicine departments.
Prof. Grenier graduated...

In recognition of his major scientific achievements, especially in the field of gastrointestinal and abdominal radiology, and his continued contributions to the development of the ECR’s scientific programme, Professor Filipe Caseiro Alves from Coimbra, Portugal, will be presented with the ESR Gold Medal at ECR 2018.

Filipe Caseiro Alves is head of the Imaging Department at Coimbra University Hospital and full professor of radiology at the Faculty of Medicine, University of Coimbra, Portugal.
He is also chairman of the commission...