I became the editor of Academic Radiology in January 2000 with a strong belief that our
journal had a very important role to play in imaging research, teaching, and promoting the …

A new Editor needs a great deal of guidance. When I took over the editorial reins of
Academic Radiology from Tony Franken in January 2000, I asked for advice from all who …

I began my tenure as Editor-in-Chief of Academic Radiology in 2000. At that time, I believed
that the success of the journal was dependent upon publishing articles that had the potential …

We welcome the opportunity to provide a counterviewpoint to the article by Dr Hunter et al (
1). After reading their report, we have concerns about both the substance and the style of the …

In 1994 the three leading academic radiology societies in the United States, along with their
counterpart among radiology residents, severed a long relationship withInvestigative …

I entered the field of radiology as a resident in 1962, at a time when our specialty was on the
threshold of revolutionary change. I will soon complete 20 years as chairman of an …

In a 2002 guest editorial published in Academic Radiology, Collins [1] stated that many
people choose careers in academic radiology because they “want to teach.” Although this is …

Editor: Drs Cohen and Gunderman have nicely described the problems facing academic
radiology today (1). There is, perhaps, a low-cost effective solution to this shortage. There is …

A few days after this is drafted and a few months before it is published, I celebrated my 80th
birthday with intentions to carry on for another decade and perhaps more. Along with that …

As a junior faculty member back in the day, I was expected to write papers targeted at the
major scientific radiology journals. While I received my share of acceptance letters, there …