Week in Review: AI and scientific publishing | Sustainability model | MR Safety Week

Dear AuntMinnieEurope member,

AI isn’t just transforming the practice of radiology. It’s also reshaping the world of scientific publishing.

Editors from many of the leading radiology and medical imaging journals recently gathered in Vienna for this year’s Editors Forum and the impact of AI was a key topic of discussion. Click here for our report.

A team from Scotland has developed a 10-year sustainability model for preclinical imaging. What does it include? Click here for all of the details. 

This week was MR Safety Week. Several societies hosted events to promote safe MRI practices.

In other news, researchers recently found that SPECT/CT using Tc-99m MIP-1404 is a practical and cost-effective alternative to PET/CT for staging high-risk prostate cancer.

See below for our other top stories from the week.

Erik L. Ridley
Editor in Chief
AuntMinnieEurope.com

1.     Behind the Editors’ desk: How AI is reshaping scientific publishing

2.     Scottish team designs 10-year sustainability model for preclinical imaging

3.     Societies host events for MR Safety Week

4.     ESMI review maps cancer biology ahead of TOPIM 2026

5.     SPECT/CT viable for high-risk prostate cancer staging

6.     Philips reports 4% comparable sales growth in Q2

7.     ITM launches new oncology therapeutics division

8.     Median Technologies signs Canon Medical partnership for eyonis LCS

9.     Wellumio nabs $9.7M for portable stroke imaging device

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