The RSNA Resident/Fellow Research Grant funds early-career radiologists to conduct innovative research in radiologic science, with special emphasis on priority topics like precision medicine and imaging efficiency.
Funder: Radiological Society of North America
Due Dates (Anticipated): January 2027 (Full application submission deadline; projected)
Funding Amounts: Up to $50,000 (Resident) or $75,000 (Fellow) for one- or two-year projects; no indirect costs allowed.
Summary: Supports early-career radiologists (residents/fellows) in gaining research experience and advancing innovative projects in radiologic science, with emphasis on priority areas.
Key Information: Must be an RSNA member; 30% effort required; see eligibility for restrictions on prior funding and faculty status.
This grant provides early-career radiologists—specifically residents and fellows—with the opportunity to develop research skills and experience in scientific investigation. The program is designed to prepare recipients for academic careers in radiologic science. Beginning with the 2026 cycle, the grant especially encourages projects aligned with priority focus areas, including precision medicine, imaging in vulnerable populations, radiology efficiencies, personalized pediatric imaging, cybersecurity, and increasing access and efficiency. However, investigator-initiated projects across the full spectrum of radiologic science remain eligible.