Prof. Dewey has received grant support from the FP7 Program of the European Commission for the randomised multicentre DISCHARGE trial (EC-GA 603266 in HEALTH.2013.2.4.2-2). He also received grant support from German Research Foundation (DFG) in the Heisenberg Program (DE 1361/14-1, DFG project number 213705389), graduate program on quantitative biomedical imaging (BIOQIC, GRK 2260/1, DFG project number 289347353), for fractal analysis of myocardial perfusion (DE 1361/18-1, DFG project number 392304398), the DFG Priority Programme Radiomics (DFG project number 402688427) for the investigation of coronary plaque and coronary flow (DE 1361/19-1 [DFG project number 428222922] and DE 1361/20-1 [DFG project number 428223139] in SPP 2177/1), the GUIDE-IT project on data sharing of medical imaging trials (DE 1361/24-1 [DFG project number 495697118]), the Quantitative Cardiovascular Imaging (QCI) meeting (DE 1361/22-1) and the Future of Medical Imaging meeting (DE 1361/28-1). He also received funding from the Berlin University Alliance (GC_SC_PC 27) and from the Digital Health Accelerator of the Berlin Institute of Health. Prof. Dewey is European Society of Radiology (ESR) Publications Chair (2022–2025); and the opinions expressed in this article are the author’s own and do not represent the view of ESR. Per the guiding principles of ESR, the work as Publications Chair is on a voluntary basis and only remuneration of travel expenses occurs. Prof. Dewey is also the editor of Cardiac CT, published by Springer Nature, and offers hands-on courses on CT imaging (www.ct-kurs.de). Institutional master research agreements exist with Siemens, General Electric, Philips and Canon. The terms of these arrangements are managed by the legal department of Charité – Universitätsmedizin Berlin. Professor Dewey holds a joint approved patent with Florian Michallek on dynamic perfusion analysis using fractal analysis (EPO 2022 EP3350773A1, and USPTO 2021 10,991,109).

Prof. Vliegenthart is Deputy Editor for Radiology. Prof. Vliegenthart has received institutional research grants from Siemens Healthineers, and honorarium for lectures from Siemens Healthineers and Bayer Healthcare. Prof. Vliegenthart has received funding from the Dutch Cancer Foundation, Dutch Heart Foundation and Innovative Medical Devices Initiative/Netherlands Organisation for Health Research and Development. She is the current President of the European Society of Cardiovascular Radiology.