Research

Turning general AI into radiology specialists.

What we are testing

Manuscript in preparation
retrainedfrozen

Selective fine-tuning

Retrain only the parts of a model that matter for radiology, rather than the whole network, so a new model can be adapted quickly and at low cost.

general modelspecialistimagereport

Specialist layers on top

Add lightweight layers on top of a general vision-language model to strengthen domain-specific perception, leaving the base model intact.

1234new open models, as they shipradiology-ready with one recipe

Keeping pace with new models

A repeatable recipe that carries radiology skill over to each new open model as it is released.

Why it matters

Training grows faster than the workforce

Percent growth, United States

Radiology residency positions · 2010 to 2025+33%
Practicing radiologists · through 2022+12%

Source: AuntMinnie, September 2026.

More radiologists are leaving

Annual attrition, United States

2014: 1.1%1.1%20142022: 2.5%2.5%2022

Source: ACR Bulletin, February 2026.

Programs

  • Manuscript

    Re-adapting new models fast

    Making each new open model radiology-ready, quickly and cheaply.

  • Active

    Grounded reporting

    Every finding cites the image it came from.

  • Active

    Learning from radiologist edits

    One correction improves every future read.

  • Active

    Detector-assisted reading

    A small detector beside the writer, for subtle findings.

  • Active

    Ultrasound worksheet fusion

    Worksheet, sketch and calipers read alongside the images.

  • In research

    X-ray and head CT readers

    The same grounded drafting, beyond ultrasound.