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Can we use AI to find new roles for existing drugs? Yes, we can! Very cool paper in Nature Medicine: doi.org/10.1038/s41591…

Great to see our review of neuroprosthetics for speech & movement restoration published We provide an overview of iBCIs for speech and movement restoration, their mechanisms of action and the unique ethical challenges raised by the field link.springer.com/article/10.100…

What are patient preferences when it comes to motor BCI? This question is central to the translation and widespread adoption of BCI to potentially millions of people that may benefit from such devices. iopscience.iop.org/article/10.108…

Great to be back Oxford Skullbase Unit Pleased to present our work exploring whether less than total resection of VS influences the need for further treatment and its impact on facial nerve outcomes 🧠 good discourse and more exciting things to come! ☺️ #skullbase Queen Square Neurosurgery

🌟 Exciting Opportunities at Queen Square Neurosurgery! We’re thrilled to announce the next round of Clinical Research Fellowships [t.ly/8HLVI] within the UCL Surgical Technology (TeQ) group [Surgical Technology At Queen Square]. Our fellows are at the heart of our success - nearly all secure

QS Neurosurgery Review Course - 19th-23rd May! One week to go! Early bird prices end 28th Feb! Register here: uclhcharitycourses.com/courses/queen-…

🚨 Join us for the 9th London Impact Meeting at Imperial College London 🚨 📅 March 19, 2025 - 5pm 🎟️ Register: eventbrite.co.uk/e/9th-london-i… 👥 Some fantastic talks lined up with some incredible speakers - not to be missed 🧠 #BCI #neurotech Imperial College London

A reminder of our ImpaCT meeting on wednesday at Imperial College London !!! Not one to be missed - we have some fantastic speakers lined up. Free to sign up (see below!) 🚨 🧠

🚀 fantastic upcoming talk by our colleagues 🚨 The second NeuroAI Supra-interest Group webinar at the Alan Turing Institute! 🧠 Topic: “Towards personalised neurotechnology with adaptive BCIs” 🎙 Speakers: Prof. Reinhold Scherer & Dr. Sebastian Halder (University of Essex) 📅

Thank you to all who joined us for the 9th London ImpaCT Meeting at Imperial College London! Fantastic talks on neurotech & BCI by Prof Rylie Green, Dr Hayriye Cagnan, and Mr Aimun Jamjoom. Grateful for the insights and engaging discussion—exciting future ahead! More exciting events to

Pleased to share our latest review of cognitive biases and heuristics in surgery in Annals of Surgery led by Holly Aylmore and Srishti Aggarwal UCL Queen Square Institute of Neurology Hani Marcus Queen Square Neurosurgery journals.lww.com/annalsofsurger… Here's a tweetorial to summarise (1/5)

Huge congrats to our amazing NSurg ST1 & clinical research fellow Joachim Starup-Hansen for completing the #LondonMarathon in support of The National Brain Appeal! 🏃🏽‍♀️ The NBA powers groundbreaking research (including ours!) & cutting-edge neuro care. Donate here 🧠 2025tcslondonmarathon.enthuse.com/pf/joachim-sta…

Hear from TeQ Clinical Research Fellow Dr Francesco Magni on his work in our spine, education and simulation workstream - focusing on new devices in minimally invasive spine surgery to help more patients access the procedures they need. #Neurosurgery

In this mini-documentary piece filmed at Queen Square Neurosurgery, Jigs takes us through 7T MRI and its potential role in aiding neurosurgeons operate in the posterior fossa, and Ollie Burton undergoes an MRI. Huge thanks The National Brain Appeal for supporting us with this outreach work

In this video, we introduce neurosurgery trainee + PhD Student Danyal Z Khan who takes us through his research on the applications of computer vision in pituitary surgery! 🧠 Check out the full video here: youtube.com/watch?v=JWxmmV…

Huge thank you Michael J. Link, MD for letting us interview you! Thrilled to have you in London Mayo Clinic

Today's video features TeQ senior clinical research fellow & neurosurgery trainee Mr Joachim Starup-Hansen, discussing his work on the use of AI to aid with recruitment to clinical trials, and what this means not just for neurosurgery, but clinical research in general.