AOSBI - Asian Oceanian Society of Breast Imaging

AOSBI Committee

AOSBI Executive Members

India
Dr. Madhavi Chandra
Honorary Secretary

Indonesia
Dr. Lydia Widyastuti
Joint Secretary

Singapore
Dr. Rameysh Danovani
Honorary Treasurer

Education Committee

Dr. Jung Min Chang (Chair)
Dr. Veenu Singla (Co-Chair)

Research Committee

Dr. Kartini Rahmat (Chair)
Dr. Jane Wang (Co-Chair)

International Relations

Dr. Kinda Douaidari (Chair)

Youth Club Committee

Dr. Ma Theresa Buenaflor (Chair)

Membership & Liaison Committee

Dr. Towhida Khan (Chair)
Dr. Udari Liyanage (Chair)

Social Media/Newsletter Committee

Dr. Palak B.Thakkar (Chair)
Dr. Varanataja (Co-Chair)

Educational Committee

The Educational Committee of the Asian Oceanian Society of Breast Imaging (AOSBI) aims to bridge gaps in breast imaging education across the Asia–Oceania region by promoting equitable access to high-quality learning and training opportunities. Its objectives are to develop and deliver structured educational programs, foster collaboration among institutions, and leverage both in-person and digital platforms to reach radiologists at different stages of their careers. Through these initiatives, the committee strives to standardize knowledge, enhance skills, and support capacity building, ultimately contributing to improved quality and consistency of breast imaging practice across the region.

Research Committee

The Research Committee of the Asian Oceanian Society of Breast Imaging (AOSBI) aims to promote a strong culture of collaborative and impactful research in breast imaging across the Asia–Oceania region. Its objectives are to facilitate multicenter studies, support young and early-career researchers, and encourage innovation in areas such as advanced imaging techniques and artificial intelligence. The committee also seeks to provide guidance on research methodology, foster data sharing and regional partnerships, and create platforms for dissemination of scientific work. Through these efforts, it aims to generate regionally relevant evidence that can inform clinical practice and improve patient outcomes.

AOSBI Members