About JSRS

The Japanese Scandinavian Radiological Society (JSRS) is a professional organization dedicated to fostering collaboration, knowledge exchange, and innovation in the field of radiology between Japan and Scandinavia. Through biannual symposia, research partnerships, and professional development initiatives, JSRS connects radiologists, researchers, and medical professionals across borders.

Founded in 1985, JSRS was created to enhance scientific cooperation between two distinct medical communities, allowing experts to share insights, exchange cutting-edge research, and develop new approaches to medical imaging. Today, JSRS continues to serve as a vital platform for academic exchange, technological advancement, and professional networking in radiology.

At JSRS, our primary goals are:

• Promoting collaboration between Japanese and Scandinavian radiologists.
• Hosting high-level scientific meetings to discuss breakthroughs in radiology.
• Facilitating exchange programs for young radiologists to gain international experience.
• Supporting the development of imaging technologies, including PACS and AI-driven diagnostics.

JSRS hosts biennial scientific symposia, alternating between Japan and Scandinavia, where experts present the latest advancements in oncological imaging, interventional radiology, and artificial intelligence in radiology. These events offer a unique opportunity for radiologists to engage in cross-cultural learning and professional networking.

Since 1993, our meetings have been held in collaboration with the Nordic Japan PACS Symposium, further strengthening the exchange of knowledge on radiology informatics and imaging systems.

The foundation of JSRS is built on decades of collaboration and groundbreaking research. To explore our history and past events, click here to visit our History Page.