We’re excited to welcome Dr. David B. Larson, MD, MBA, as the new Chair of the Department of Radiology and Imaging Sciences! Please join us in congratulating Dr. Larson as he begins this new role leading the department’s mission in patient care, research, and education.🎉

Honored to have been invited back to the Vancouver Bone Squad lecture series. Looking forward to discussing MRI after massive rotator cuff reconstruction.

🔊Congratulating the newest @SSRbone Researcher Spotlight, the great Dr. Mohammad Samim of @nyu_mskrad 💫 ✅Learn more about this superstar's research highlights, interests in & beyond #MSKRad, & more⬇️ 🔗skeletalrad.org/ssr-research… @ssr_rwg @ISS_Bone @VivekKaliaMD @SoteriosGyft

I’d like to thank Arsenal for determining the emotional climate of my home. ♥️🤍🏆

🔊A big thank you to Drs. Symanski & Ladd for sharing approaches to advanced imaging of the hand!💫 ✅And to YOU for joining us! 👀Coming soon: Link to recording 🗓️Save the date💫 June 10 for the next REC session!

Looking forward to this one! As an upper extremity girly, I’m always here for hand imaging cases! 🖐️🦴

🔊Hand Advanced Imaging Cases at the next REC session! 🗓️May 13 on Zoom at 7PM EST ✅Registration open⬇️ 🔗veritasamc.zoom.us/webinar/r… @ssr_rwg @intskeletal @RSNA @AAWR_org @ARRS_Radiology @RadiologyACR @MSKMarSol @atultanejamd @VivekKaliaMD @SoteriosGyft 💫

🔊Tonight's the night💫& our doors are open!⬇️ 🔗veritasamc.zoom.us/webinar/r… @ssr_rwg @ISS_Bone @CRSRFS @ARRS_Radiology @AAWR_org @RadiologyACR @MSKMarSol @atultanejamd @VivekKaliaMD @SoteriosGyft 💫

Diffusion models are great at making images look right. In scientific applications we need them to actually be right. I'll be giving a talk at the Foundation Models for Science workshop on “Rethinking Diffusion Models for Science: From Generation to Faithful Reconstruction.” 101B at 1PM I’ll discuss failures, fixes, and why the next leap requires new algorithms and datasets. Hoping to inspire more of my diffusion friends to work on these problems. fm-science.github.io

Don’t miss this-excellent MSK oral boards prep. #MSKRad

🔊2 days away & doors open!⬇️💫 #MSKRad on oral boards💫 🔗veritasamc.zoom.us/webinar/r… @ssr_rwg @ISS_Bone @RSNA @ARRS_Radiology @RSNATrainees @AAWR_org @RadiologyACR @atultanejamd @MSKMarSol @VivekKaliaMD @SoteriosGyft

Excited to be part of this collaboration with USC on MosaicMRI! A major step toward truly scalable, foundation-model-ready MSK imaging datasets. The future isn’t just better models, it’s better data. @UofURadiology

Volunteer to take some cases in a safe, friendly MSK session 😄 Low stakes, high yield… and minimal emotional damage (we promise)

Excited for this one! Our first ever oral boards–style REC session 🎉 Looking for volunteers to take cases and keep it interactive and fun. Great low-stakes practice shoutouts included 👏 Let me know if you’re in!

💥Excited for the publication: "Isolated Distal Tibiofibular Syndesmotic Injury: A Case Series and Proposed Mechanism" 🔗 brnw.ch/21x0ZOz 📌 #interosseousmembrane #distaltibiofibularsyndesmosis #injurymechanism #MRI

🔊Tonight's the night & our doors are open⬇️ 🔗veritasamc.zoom.us/webinar/r… @ssr_rwg @ISS_Bone @RSNA @AAWR_org @ARRS_Radiology @RadiologyACR @MSKMarSol @atultanejamd @VivekKaliaMD @SoteriosGyft 💫

#SSR2026 delivered as always! Great science, thoughtful talks, and the real highlight: time with friends and colleagues. Plus a memorable gathering of the eSPASM crew 😉 Grateful for this MSK community.

Peer review was supposed to be science’s quality filter, but somewhere along the way it started acting more like a bouncer who only lets in the regulars. It’s slow, it tends to favor established labs and familiar names, and it gets uncomfortable around anything too unconventional. Papers loaded with mountains of data tend to cruise through, while bold ideas that actually challenge the consensus get stuck in limbo or turned away at the door. The irony is that where a paper gets published almost never determines its real worth. What actually matters is what the scientific community does with it afterward, whether people cite it, argue with it, build on it, or use it to blow up a long-held assumption. That’s where the value lives, not in the journal’s logo. A major survey a few years back found that roughly 70% of researchers think the current system is fundamentally broken, and it’s not hard to see why. Publicly funded research hides behind paywalls, editors chase whatever topic is hot that month, and the whole incentive structure pushes toward safe bets over genuinely risky and potentially important work. Science has always been complicated and deeply human and full of ego and inertia, but the conversation is shifting.

Excellent Case of the Day presentation by our MSK fellow, Sydney Litt, today at #SSR2026 @UofURadiology

Excited for all the wonderful hands-on and trainee sessions at this year’s #SSR2026