SCR’27 – Swiss Congress of Radiology is a major scientific and educational event dedicated to advances in radiology and medical imaging. Taking place from June 2027 in Basel, the congress brings together radiologists, radiographers, nuclear medicine specialists, medical physicists, researchers and healthcare industry professionals to exchange knowledge and explore developments in modern imaging.

The congress covers a broad range of diagnostic and interventional radiology topics, offering scientific presentations, educational sessions, refresher courses and practical workshops. Participants can explore new clinical approaches, imaging techniques and technologies designed to support accurate diagnosis, effective treatment planning and improved patient care.

Artificial intelligence, digitalisation and technological innovation are important areas of development in medical imaging. SCR’27 provides opportunities to discuss the evolving role of AI in radiology, advances in imaging workflows, radiation protection and quality management, alongside developments in neuroradiology, cardiovascular imaging, musculoskeletal radiology, paediatric imaging and nuclear medicine.

The event also supports continuing professional education and collaboration across the Swiss and international radiology communities. Through expert-led sessions, scientific exchange and practical learning opportunities, attendees can strengthen their clinical knowledge, discover emerging research and share experiences with colleagues from different medical specialties.

An industry exhibition complements the scientific programme, presenting new equipment, imaging technologies, software and healthcare solutions. Dedicated networking opportunities allow participants to connect with colleagues, researchers, professional societies and technology providers, encouraging collaboration between clinical practice, research and industry.

SCR’27 – Swiss Congress of Radiology is an important meeting point for professionals committed to advancing diagnostic imaging and radiological practice. By combining scientific research, education and technological innovation, the congress supports the continued development of radiology and its contribution to modern healthcare.