The RSNA Roentgen Ray Research Award recognizes outstanding residents who have published in peer-reviewed journals, presented work at regional and national meetings, and contributed to the success of a departmental research program.
Aditi has been a prolific and committed researcher throughout her training at UAMS and has leveraged her post-doctoral experience from the National Institutes of Health with stellar productivity in our institutional research enterprise.
She has published altogether 29 peer-reviewed papers, 4 of them in calendar year 2025.
Most recently, she has presented her work in local venues such as the Arkansas Medical Society Annual Meeting – where she won an award for best poster in 2025 – as well as on the national stage at ARRS and Southern Radiology Conference.
Within the past year, Aditi was selected for the Society of Interventional Oncology RISE Forum Scholarship and the Association for Academic Radiology Resident Academic Leadership Development (ARRALD) Program.
She is currently working on an IR outcomes study evaluating the efficiency of Infusaport placements at our institution, comparing ambulatory surgery center and hospital-based workflows – the study she presented us today.
She is also collaborating with our pediatric radiology colleagues on a study on congenital anomalies with cases including Neu-Laxova syndrome and Campomelic dysplasia.
Aditi is successfully balancing her clinical training with sustained, impactful research, and we are so proud of all her efforts!