
|Articles|December 21, 2015
Top People to Watch in Radiology 2015 Winners
Introducing the winners of the Top People to Watch in Radiology 2015 contest.
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Diagnostic Imaging is proud to announce the winners of its 2nd annual Top People to Watch in Radiology contest, in which readers nominated and voted on the radiologist, researcher, technologist, and group making the biggest impact on the field of diagnostic imaging.
This year, the winners gave us some insight into their careers and what they think about the future of radiology.
Congratulations to all of our winners!
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