Radiology Research Day
Research Day is the highlight of our academic calendar. It gives our faculty and trainees the opportunity to showcase their discoveries through presentation of their research.
Abstract Deadline: April 14th, 2025 (for details on abstract submission, please see below).
- Priority will be given first to department residents, fellows and trainees.
- If you are interested in presenting, please contact us as soon as possible with a working title and list of team members/supervisor(s).
- Questions and abstracts should be directed to radiology.research@dal.ca
Abstract Instructions: Abstracts should be submitted in the form of a Word document in the following format:
- Title (please bold and center)
- Author list (please center - author name in form of first initial then last name, authors separated by commas, no degrees/affiliations, underline presenter's name)
- Body of abstract - max. 275 words - please use the following 4 headings (underline headings): Background, Methods, Results, Discussion
Each year, the Dr. J.E. Campbell Lecture for Radiology Research is presented by a distinguished visiting speaker.
2025 Campbell Lecturer
Dr. Linda Probyn, Associate Professor and MSK Radiologist, University of Toronto
Dr. Probyn is an Associate Professor and Musculoskeletal Radiologist at the University of Toronto. She is the past Program Director and now the Vice-Chair of Education for the Department of Medical Imaging and past Chair of the Specialty Committee for Diagnostic Radiology at the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada. She has interests in ultrasound, sports injuries, trauma, osteoporosis and arthritis as well as teaching and education, including sustainability in medical imaging, quality improvement and mentorship. Dr. Probyn is the MSK Coordinator for the Royal College exam board. She is the Director of Accreditation at the Post Graduate Medical Education Office at the University of Toronto, and current Chair of the Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Committee at the Society of Skeletal Radiology. She has published several articles and presents her work and teaches at many National and International conferences and has won awards for her scholarly work.
Each year at Research Day, a faculty member is recognized for outstanding contribution to research through the Dr. Charles Lo Prize in Radiology Research.
Trainees who present at Research Day are considered for awards for best presentation in two categories: Radiology Resident/Fellow and Non-Resident/Fellow Trainee. The winners of the Resident/Fellow category have their projects submitted for consideration for the Faculty of Medicine Resident Research Awards.
The winner of the annual RSNA Roentgen Resident Research Award is also announced at Research Day.