Maija Radziņa

Maija Radziņa is a tenured professor of radiology at Rīga Stradiņš University (RSU), Lead Researcher and Head of the Radiology Research Laboratory, with more than 20 years of experience in imaging. Prof. Radziņa is actively involved in clinical medicine, specialising in the diagnosis of oncological, neurological, abdominal, vascular, skeletal, muscular and infectious pathologies at the Institute of Diagnostic Radiology of Pauls Stradiņš Clinical University Hospital.

She leads and participates in research projects in Latvia and Europe, including the Horizon programme PRISMAP/PRISMAP+ projects in collaboration with CERN on the availability of innovative radionuclides in medicine. She is also developing artificial intelligence solutions for the diagnosis of bone metastases.

Prof. Radziņa’s research focuses on the investigation and implementation of innovative methods, including the application of artificial intelligence technologies in diagnostic imaging. She has more than 70 scientific publications and runs the study course Artificial Intelligence in Imaging at RSU. She is a lecturer and mentor in medical education both in Latvia and at international congresses and forums. Prof. Radziņa has held leading positions in Latvian and European radiology associations, representing Latvia in international expert networks and institutions, and is an expert for the Latvian Council of Science.