Traditionally, annual international meetings are events to attend: a place to share a poster presentation or give an oral presentation, moderate a session, or simply to learn something new over multiple days. Preparation for the meeting includes planning the journey
The ASNR 54th Annual meeting is in the books and was a huge success, thanks to the efforts of Dr. Howard Rowley and many others. The ever increasing social media presence of the society and its members continues to complement
I joined Twitter in May of 2012. But as a busy neuroradiologist, I promptly forgot I had an account. A year later, a colleague encouraged me to give Twitter another try. I dusted off my account, changed my handle to
The topic for the October 2014 AJNR Tweet Chat was inspired by the paper “Adding Value to Health Care: Where Radiologists May Contribute” by R.A. Charalel et. al., which will be published in the October print issue of the journal.
AJNR’s Twitter feed @AmJNeuroradiol will host the first in a series of Tweetchats this Tuesday, September 9 at 2pm CST on the topic of social media in neuroradiology. If you’re already using social media (Twitter, Facebook, Google+, etc) in your
The infographic below, produced by labroots, summarizes changes in the way researchers and journalists have publicized scientific research over time, from traditional print channels to the social networks and electronic outlets we rely on constantly today. Some of AJNR‘s recent
