Hounsfield Award – Best CT oral presentation in the main scientific session.
​Lauterbur Award – Best MR oral presentation in the main scientific session.
Resoundant Innovation Award – Most innovative oral presentation not receiving the Hounsfield or Lauterbur in the main scientific session; must relate to technology or contrast.
Young Investigator Award – Best oral presentation by a medical student, resident, or fellow, not receiving the Hounsfield or Lauterbur in the main scientific session.
Moncada Award – Best oral presentation for a contrast media-related topic, not receiving the Hounsfield or Lauterbur in the main scientific session.
Magna Cum Laude Poster Award – Top three educational posters, presented at Three pearls session. 

Cum Laude Poster Award – Top three educational or scientific posters.

More science! Award – for best oral presentation at Sunday scientific session

Even more science! Award – for best oral presentation at Tuesday scientific session

Lauterbur     
Direct Radiologic-Pathologic Correlation of Liver Lesions with an MR-Compatible Localization Device    
Dr. Victoria Rendell    

Hounsfield    
Vascular Deformation Mapping: A New Technique for Three-dimensional Growth Mapping in Thoracic Aortic Aneurysm    
Dr. Nicholas Burris  
 
Resoundant Innovation Award   
GagCEST as a Viable Tool for Detecting Differences in Healthy and Osteoarthritic Cartilage at 3T    
Dr. Elka Rubin    

Moncada       
Reproducibility of Radiomics Features Using Single-Energy Dual-Source CT:  Influence of Radiation Dose and CT Reconstruction Settings Within the Same Patient    
Dr. Mathias Meyer 
   
Young Investigator  
Body composition change measured by CT imaging and survival in patients with pancreatic cancer    
Dr. Lei yu    

More Science-HCC Session    
Publicly Transparent Outcome Data for CT Guided Lung Biopsies; a Patient Centered Approach    
Dr. Geoffrey Miller  

Even More Science -Response to Therapy Session   
Repeatability and Reproducibility of Confounder-Corrected R2* as a Biomarker of Liver Iron Concentration: Interim Results from a Multi-Center, Multi-Vendor Study at 1.5T and 3T
Dr Diego Hernando 

Magna Cum Laude 
Reference Atlas of Power Injectable Medical Access Ports on Chest X-Ray: A Supplemental Guide to Successful Identification at Referral Centers    Dr.Huy Do    

Magna Cum Laude 
Accurate diagnosis in prostate mp-MRI: Know your pitfalls and avoid unnecessary biopsies!    
Dr. Vlad Bura  

Magna Cum Laude
ntraductal Papillary Neoplasm of the Bile Duct: Radiology-Pathology correlation    
Dr. Jack Conner 

Cum Laude
Estimating Quantitative Lobar and Zonal Pulmonary Perfusion from Dual Energy CT Pulmonary Angiography:  Accuracy and Applications in Pulmonary Embolism     
Dr. Ramandeep Singh 

Cum Laude 
Assessment of Liver Surface Nodularity, Sarcopenia and Visceral Obesity as Predictors of Cardiometabolic Risk Factors in African Americans    
Dr. Elliot Varney 

Cum Laude 
Renal Mass Characterization with Dual-Energy CT using the Iodine Quantification Technique from a Dual-Layer Spectral CT Platform
Dr. Sherry Wang 

Cum Laude
Evaluating for primary malignancy in patients with solitary and multiple brain lesions: the diagnostic value of CT chest, abdomen, and pelvis    
Dr. Richard Rothman

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