ASNR Foundation Special Collection

Celebrating the ASNR Foundation's Impact on Neuroradiology Research

We are privileged to highlight the significant contributions of the Foundation of the American Society of Neuroradiology in advancing the field of neuroradiology. One of the key ways the  Foundation fosters vital research is through its grant program, which provides essential financial support to investigators working on groundbreaking projects. These grants have funded numerous studies that not only deepen our understanding of complex neurological conditions but also pave the way for the development of new diagnostic tools, treatment strategies, and biomarkers. The Foundation's unwavering commitment to promoting innovative research is evident in the broad array of studies it sponsors, many of which are prominently featured in AJNR.

The diversity of research supported by the  Foundation is truly remarkable. These studies span from exploring innovative techniques for monitoring cerebral blood flow, to developing noninvasive temperature monitoring methods for stroke patients, to investigating the role of vascular dysregulation in brain tumors. Other research focuses on the application of advanced neuroimaging technologies such as MR thermometry, AI-based tumor response assessment, and neuroimaging biomarkers for PTSD-related cognitive impairment.

By continuing to support such diverse and cutting-edge research, the Foundation plays a pivotal role in advancing the science of neuroradiology. This work ultimately benefits patients through improved diagnostic accuracy and more personalized treatment strategies.

The Foundation’s ongoing support is invaluable, and we eagerly anticipate the next wave of discoveries to emerge from these sponsored projects. As we reflect on the tremendous progress in our field, we are reminded of the critical role that collaborative research and funding play in shaping the future of neuroradiology. We encourage you to consider contributing to the important mission of the Foundation.

On behalf of AJNR and the Foundation of the ASNR, we extend my heartfelt gratitude to the researchers whose transformative work continues to shape our field, to the donors who support our research and education missions, and we urge continued innovation as we enter a new era in neuroimaging and patient care.

Max Wintermark, Editor-in-Chief, AJNR
Laurie Loevner, Foundation Co-Chair
Jody Tanabe, Foundation Co-Chair