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8 - 10 June 2009, Manchester, UK
The Congress President for UKRC 2009 is Dr Stephen Davies, Consultant Radiologist, Royal Glamorgan Hospital, Llantrisant.
About the Congress
UKRC is an annual event and consists of a three-day multidisciplinary scientific conference and technical exhibition which run simultaneously in one location. UKRC is aimed at all those involved in the field of radiological science and attracts between 3,000-5,000 people a year.
UKRC is the annual Congress of
The British Institute of Radiology
The Royal College of Radiologists
The Society and College of Radiographers
The Institute of Physics and Engineering in Medicine
   
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Who should attend UKRC?
Radiographers, Radiologists, Physicists, Business Managers, Radiology, Service Managers, IT Managers, Academics, Hospital Managers, Engineers, Technicians, Purchasing & Supplies Managers, Industrialists, Radiotherapists, Oncologists, Radiation Protection Advisors.
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Abstract submission
Submit your abstract to UKRC 2009 here.
UKRC received a record number of submitted abstracts for 2008. A total of 591 abstracts were accepted. UKRC also hosted the largest poster exhibition in our history with a total of 245 posters on display.
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UKRC Programme Organising Committees
2009 President — Dr Stephen Davies
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| Advances in Technology: |
Dr Stephen Keevil - Vice-President |
| Clinical: |
Dr Andrea Rockall - Vice-President |
Digital Imaging &
Health Informatics: |
Dr Laurence Sutton - Vice-President |
| Service Delivery: |
Dr Erika Denton - Vice-President |
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Eponymous Lectures 2009
BIR-AGFA Mayneord Lecture
Imaging Informatics: The Key to Success for the Future of Radiology
Prof Eliot Siegel, University of Maryland, Baltimore, USA
IPEM John Mallard Lecture
Terahertz imaging and spectroscopy - current and future modalities Dr John Cunningham, University of Leeds, UK
RCR Tesla Lecture
Multimodality molecular imaging: recent advances and future prospects
Prof Peter Mueller, Massachusetts General Hospital, Boston, USA
COR William Stripp Memorial Lecture
Osteogenesis Imperfecta - Past, Present and Future
Mrs Donna Dimond, Bristol Royal Hospital for Children, UK
Effective Imaging Services
Patient Safety, Risks in Healthcare and promoting a safe culture Dr Jason Leitch, The Scottish Government, UK
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Electronic Posters
Details for 2009 event to follow soon.
E-posters are available to UKRC 2008 conference delegates. You should have received a link to the E-poster site with your badge number to access this.
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