September 13-17 | Barcelona, Spain
September 13-17 | Barcelona, Spain
September 13-17 | Barcelona, Spain
September 13-17 | Barcelona, Spain
September 13-17 | Barcelona, Spain
Awards and honours overview
All CIRSE 2025 awards will be conferred during the CIRSE 2025 Opening and Awards Ceremony on Saturday, September 13 at 14:30.
Gold Medal
Gold Medallists have made outstanding contributions to the practice and science of interventional radiology on an international scale. National contributions and clinical excellence alone shall not be sufficient. Gold Medallists also have significantly promoted the image and impact of the society by personal influence and international recognition.
Distinguished Fellowship
Distinguished Fellows have made exceptional contributions to the practice and science of interventional radiology.
Honorary Lectures
Each year the two Honorary Lectures, the Andreas Gruentzig Lecture and the Josef Roesch Lecture, are given by scientists whose contributions to IR, the development of interventional radiology and CIRSE are widely recognized. Honouring the late German radiology legend Andreas Gruentzig, this eponymous lecture has been given by some of IR’s most outstanding representatives upon invitation from the CIRSE Executive Committee. Since its introduction in 2003, the Josef Roesch Lecture has been given by a number of prominent interventional radiologists who have taken this opportunity to reflect on the status of interventional radiology and its various treatments.
2025 CVIR Editors’ Medal
The CVIR Editors’ Medals are presented to the first author of an outstanding paper published in CVIR the previous year. The winning papers are chosen by the Editor-in-Chief, who takes into account recommendations made by the section and regional editors. The Editors’ Medals are not only prestigious awards in their own right, but are also accompanied by an overall grant of 5,000 EUR for the winners. This substantial contribution makes the CVIR Editors’ Medals one of the most prestigious prizes awarded by an international journal, and we hope that it will encourage even more authors to submit their best work to CVIR.
