Congratulations to our abstract
competition finalists
 

A huge congratulations to all our winners and highly commended teams in our abstract competitions. Their outstanding projects, showcasing the innovative use of AI in healthcare, were awarded by Dr Raj Jena and Dr Gerald Lip at the RCR and NHS inaugural Global AI Conference on Tuesday 4 February. Thank you to everyone who submitted – the quality of the abstracts submitted was exceptional.   

Education and research 

• Winner: Enhancing reporting efficiency and accuracy for degenerative cervical spine MRI with deep learning, Dr Matthew Chan, Department of Diagnostic Imaging, National University Hospital
• Highly commended: Personalising education for radiologists using AI: a breast imaging case study, Professor Patrick Brennan, University of Sydney

Horizon and future potential

• Winner: CT deep learning AI model quantified percentage of fibrosis predicts prognosis in pulmonary hypertension associated with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, Dr Krit Dwivedi, University of Sheffield
• Highly commended: Does AI-Assisted chest x-ray Interpretation influence clinical management of frontline clinicians? Dr Ruchir Shah, Oxford University Hospitals

Regulation and risk management

• Winner: “How I would like AI used for paediatric imaging” – parent and carers’ perspective, Dr Girija Agarwal, Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust

Transforming practice

• Winner: The impact of Artificial Intelligence on the detection of incidental and dymptomatic pulmonary emboli: a review of 11,000 CT studies, Dr Fergus O’Herlihy, Mater Misericordiae University Hospital
• Highly commended: Evaluation of Brainomix e-CTA software in the diagnosis of large vessel occlusion stroke, Dr Alexander Tam, Cambridge University Hospitals

General/other

• Winner: R-AI-diographers: exploring the changing professional role and identity of radiographers in Europe in the era of artificial intelligence, Mrs Gemma Walsh, City St George’s, University of London

People's Choice Award as voted by in-person attendees

• Winner: Detecting automation bias in AI autocontouring, Paul Doolan, German Oncology Centre

All the submitted abstracts are available to view online at: https://epostersonline.com/rcrglobalai2025/

RCR and NHS Global AI Conference: Abstract finalists 2025