Sustainably funding the future of IR
SIR Foundation launched the SIR Foundation Endowment, a new, critical funding stream designed to support interventional radiology research and education for years to come. During SIR Foundation’s annual Gala, the foundation celebrated the first gift to the new endowment, made by Barry T. Katzen, MD, FSIR, and his wife Judith S. Katzen.
Changes in healthcare policy can result in funding fl uctuations and inconsistent fi nancial support, which can disrupt long-term research needed to support the adoption of IR treatments. The SIR Foundation Endowment addresses this issue by off ering a reliable and sustainable revenue stream to support SIR Foundation’s strategic mission to advance IR through research and education that supports research.
RFS Hackathon winners: Team Wire Whisperer
Congratulations to Team Wire Whisperer for winning the 2025 Resident, Fellow and Student (RFS) Annual Hackathon at the SIR Annual Scientifi c Meeting! Ivan P. Dimov, MD; Ahsas Nagee; and Karan Singh, MD, showcased their outstanding achievement and innovative work. A huge thank you as well to our dedicated planning team and the exceptional judges, Thomas A. Sos, MD, FSIR; Dania Daye, MD, PhD; and Geogy Vatakencherry, MD, FSIR, whose support made this event such a success. Your contributions continue to elevate the RFS community!
Congratulations to the SIR 2025 International Scholars!
The International Scholarship Program off ers physicians who are practicing outside North America an opportunity to attend the SIR Annual Scientifi c Meeting.
Congratulations to the SIR 2025 class: Wasiu Adeniyi, MBBS (Nigeria); Ajibola Agboola (Nigeria); Fiona Anyumba, MD (Kenya); Vasileios Balomenos, MD (Greece); Guo Yuan How, MD (Singapore); Alex Mwesigwa Mugisha, MD (Uganda); Himidi Mwaitele, MD (Tanzania); Duy Ngo Quang, MD (Vietnam); Geetika Sindhwani, MD, MBBS (India); and Mwanaabas Sued, MD (Tanzania).
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