Radiology physics, equipment and decision tools, written by a board-certified radiologist.
MRI, from the ground up
Twenty-one interactive units that build MRI physics from a single hydrogen nucleus to a working scanner protocol. Operate the parameters instead of memorising them.
Tools that decide with you
A thyroid decision tool for the workup before iodinated contrast, and more to come. Built for the question you actually have at 22:00.
Gear, actually tested
Mice, monitors, dictation microphones, laptops. What holds up over a reporting shift and what does not.
Recent Articles:
When AI Reads the Easy Cases: Radiology’s Training Paradox
AI is absorbing the easy cases—exactly the cases radiology residents need to build pattern recognition. The first real-world clinical evidence of AI-induced deskilling has now been published. Program directors cannot delegate this one.
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Are We Overdosing Women with CT Contrast? What Our Data Showed
We found it by accident The finding did not come from a study designed to look for it. We were working on something else entirely: whether haemoglobin can be quantified from a routine contrast-enhanced photon-counting CT, which we published in Radiology in 2022. Somewhere in those datasets the pattern showed up. Women were coming out…
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What Is Photon-Counting CT and Why Is It Such a Big Deal?
Photon-counting CT is the biggest CT innovation in decades. A board-certified radiologist explains how it works, what makes it different from conventional CT, and why it matters clinically.
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The Top 10 Radiology Myths Debunked
Since I startet thinking about going into radiology (during med school), I was confronted with stereotypes about radiology. Dark rooms, no colors, solitude… But now, having worked several years in radiology, I am able to give insights into these prejudices. Lets dive into the most common misconceptions about radiology and working as a radiologist. Further…
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Radiologist Work Hours and Job Satisfaction in 2026: What to Expect
How many hours do radiologists actually work? A board-certified radiologist gives an honest overview of radiologist work hours, scheduling, AI’s real impact, and what actually drives job satisfaction in 2026.
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How Can Radiologists Work from Home? Teleradiology explained
Telemedicine and the specialty of teleradiology are emerging fields in medicine. The volume of the teleradiology market is estimated to reach $25 billion by 2030. Therefore, it´s important to know if and how radiologists can work from home. In this article I will cover the basic idea of teleradiology and also explain some factors on…
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A Typical Workday in the Life of a Radiologist
Many people wonder what I do (what a radiologist does) the whole day. How is the life of a radiologist? Do radiologists sit in dark rooms in front of their monitors all the time? In this article I want to give you an overview of a typical day in my life as a radiologist in…
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Pros and Cons of Being a Radiologist in 2026
Is radiology worth it? A board-certified radiologist shares an honest personal take on the pros and cons of the specialty — from the variety and technology to the sedentary work and AI concerns.
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How To Write a Rebuttal Letter for Peer Review: Expert Tips
So your scientific manuscript has been peer-reviewed and you have received a response from the editors of the journal you submitted it to. If it wasn’t rejected, this means that you likely received some (or many) comments from the reviewers. Now you need to write a rebuttal letter that includes all your responses to the…
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