Santanu Chakraborty

Dr. Santanu Chakraborty is a Full Professor in the Department of Medical Imaging at the University of Ottawa and a Senior Clinician Investigator at the Ottawa Hospital Research Institute. His primary roles include diagnostic neuroradiology with a focus on quantitative MRI, acute stroke imaging, and spine interventions. He also leads projects on radiology informatics, quality control, and appropriate imaging utilization.

Dr. Chakraborty holds advanced credentials such as FRCPC (Diagnostic Radiology and Neuroradiology) and an MSc in Healthcare Quality and Patient Safety from Queen's University. His research spans over two decades, with notable contributions to stroke imaging workflows, radiation dose reduction, and neuroimaging in non-Alzheimer’s dementia.

His research interests include 3D imaging models, concussion imaging, and peer review processes in radiology. He has authored 62 peer-reviewed papers and contributed to major guidelines like the Canadian Association of Radiologists’ MRI standards and the CHRS-CAR consensus on MRI safety for cardiac devices.

Dr. Chakraborty actively participates in clinical teaching for medical students, residents, and fellows. His leadership roles include chairing committees for imaging standards and optimizing emergency stroke protocols.