Rebecca Fahrig wins AAPM YIS Award

Once again a Greekhas won a prestigious international award - in this case first place in the Young Investigators' Symposium held at the annual meeting of the AAPM in Nashville, TN. Dr. Fahrig's talk, entitled "In vitro and in vivo investigation of artifacts in 3D computed rotational angiography" described some of the studies performed during her Ph.D. She also placed first in the J.R. Cunningham Young Investigators' Symposium during the 1998 COMP annual meeting in London, Ont.

Dr. Fahrig is now a post-doctoral fellow at Stanford University.