Category: Honorary Lecturers

Professor Marie-Pierre Revel from Paris, France, has presented the Plenary Lecture entitled 'COVID-19: lessons and questions from a pandemic' at ECR 2020.

Professor Valérie Vilgrain from Clichy, France, has presented the Plenary Lecture entitled 'Liver resilience' at ECR 2020.

Dr. Valérie Vilgrain is Chair of the Department of Radiology at the University Beaujon Hospital and Professor of Radiology at the University of Paris, France. Her major research interests are diagnostic and interventional imaging of the liver, pancreas and bile ducts with a special interest in multidetector CT and MR imaging and contrast-enhanced ultrasound, functional imaging (CT...

Professor Nenad Šestan from New Haven, Connecticut, USA, has presented the Plenary Lecture entitled ‘Building the human brain: molecular logic of neural circuit formation’ at ECR 2020.

Doctor Bernd Montag from Erlangen, Germany, has presented the Plenary Lecture entitled ‘Digitalisation: the journey to a more human healthcare’ at ECR 2020.

Professor S. Nahum Goldberg will present the Josef Lissner Honorary Lecture, titled ‘Systemic effects of image-guided tumour therapy: have we opened Pandora’s box or found the Holy Grail?’ at ECR 2019.

Professor Regina Beets-Tan from Amsterdam, the Netherlands, will present the Wilhelm Conrad Röntgen Honorary Lecture titled ‘Oncologic imaging: a new beginning has just begun’ at ECR 2019.

Professor Paul Sidhu from London, United Kingdom, will present the Luigi Oliva Honorary Lecture, titled ‘Contrast-enhanced ultrasound in paediatrics: ready for clinical practice?’ at ECR 2019.

In recognition of his achievements in cardiovascular imaging and his dedication in coordinating and furthering clinical trials, Professor Marc Dewey from Berlin, Germany, has been invited to deliver the Wilhelm Conrad Röntgen Honorary Lecture at ECR 2018.

Marc Dewey is Heisenberg Professor of Radiology of the German Research Foundation and Vice Chair of the Department of Radiology at Charité – Universitätsmedizin Berlin.
His main research interest is in cardiovascular imaging and he is currently coordinating the Pan-European DISCHARGE randomised trial...

In recognition of her major contributions to radiology and nuclear medicine, especially in the field of hybrid imaging, Professor Katrine Riklund from Umeå, Sweden, will present the Marie Curie Honorary Lecture at ECR 2018.

Katrine Riklund is a full professor, consultant in diagnostic radiology and pro-vice-chancellor of Umeå University. Prior to her current positions, she headed both the Clinical Department of Radiology and Nuclear Medicine at Umeå University Hospital and served as deputy dean of the medical faculty between 2008...

In recognition of her achievements in head and neck imaging and her work in education and research, Professor Agnieszka Trojanowska from Lublin, Poland, will deliver the Josef Lissner Honorary Lecture at ECR 2018.

Agnieszka Trojanowska is assistant professor in the Department of Radiology and Nuclear Medicine at Lublin University Hospital in Poland.
She received her medical degree from Lublin University Medical School in 1997 and became a board certified radiologist in 2005. Seven years later she completed her subspecialisation in...