The Iranian Journal of Radiology (IJR) has achieved a significant milestone in 2024 with its Impact Factor rising from 0.2 to 0.4. This notable progress reflects the journal's growing international recognition and the continued efforts of its editorial board, reviewers, and contributors. As Iran’s first radiology journal, IJR continues to publish high-quality research in medical imaging, supported by Tehran University of Medical Sciences and the Center for Advanced and Interventional Radiology Research.

On May 17, 2025, a joint meeting between Shahid Beheshti University and the Radiology Research Center was held to enhance collaboration in medical AI, data registries, and research integration. Participants emphasized forming a joint committee, launching a unified registry platform, and drafting a formal MoU to strengthen academic partnerships and data-driven innovation in radiology.

n celebration of National Teachers' Day, a special meeting was held at the Radiology Research Center of Tehran University of Medical Sciences (TUMS) with the presence of senior officials from TUMS and Imam Khomeini Hospital Complex. During the session, the Center presented its recent scientific and research achievements, with a particular focus on advancements in artificial intelligence. The attendees highlighted AI’s pivotal role in the future of medical education and patient care, expressing readiness across institutions to collaborate on infrastructure, consulting, and localization of AI technologies. Key developments such as the implementation of the PACS system, the establishment of a radiology journal, and the Center’s knowledge-based initiatives were recognized as vital contributions to the country’s scientific progress. The event concluded with an appreciation ceremony honoring several distinguished members of the Center.