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Congratulations to David Larson — 2025 ISP STAR Award Team Member

As a member of the ChatEHR team, David Larson helped deliver an innovative solution honored with a 2025 ISP STAR Award, highlighting measurable improvements in clinical efficiency and real-world patient care outcomes.

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Pediatric Grand Rounds (CME): Recent Developments in Stanford Pediatric Radiology Sponsored by Office of Pediatric Education

This Pediatric Grand Rounds session features five Stanford pediatric radiology leaders presenting cutting-edge advances in MRI, photon-counting CT, epilepsy imaging, and interventional techniques that are shaping the next era of care at Lucile Packard Children’s Hospital.

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Dr. Evan Zucker Appointed Assistant Editor for the Americas, Pediatric Radiology

Stanford’s Dr. Evan Zucker, Chief of Pediatric Cardiovascular Imaging, joins the Pediatric Radiology editorial team as Assistant Editor for the Americas, recognizing his leadership and expertise in pediatric imaging and AI

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AI-Enhanced 3D T1 SPGR MRI Improves Diagnostic Images in Children

Under the leadership of Dr. Evan J. Zucker, this study is the first to demonstrate in children that deep-learning reconstruction significantly enhances image quality of 3D T1 spoiled gradient-echo abdominal MRI, achieving higher SNR and sharper images while earning strong radiologist preference.

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Stanford Innovation Turns into TIME’s 2025 Best New Invention

The Story Behind the At-Home Cervical Cancer Screening Device designed by Dr. Avnesh Thakor, Pediatric Interventional radiologist

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Dr. Zucker Receives CVI Seed Grant
Dr. Zucker has received a 2025 CVI Seed Grant of $20,000 to study new ways of using advanced imaging to better predict heart risks in people with Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy. This work aims to improve early detection and help guide more personalized care for patients and families.