Neurdle 7 3/6 ⬜⬜⬜🟩⬜ 🟨🟩🟨⬜⬜ 🟩🟩🟩🟩🟩 ⁦Neurdle - Neurology Word Game⁩ is so much fun!

Thank you so much to KickCushings for hosting a patient panel today. It was invaluable hearing everyone’s stories. I’m also very grateful for my favorite new pin!

It was such a pleasure being a part of this course and sharing a passion for neurosurgery and neuroscience with so many faculty and students. Can’t thank Visish M. Srinivasan, MD Sonia Ajmera, MD & Sai Mannam enough for making it happen, and allowing me to have such a fun and informative month

Our latest paper in nature explores a network connecting the lateral hypothalamus with the dorsolateral hippocampus that specifically responds to anticipation of sweet-fat food cues. This network exhibits dysregulation in obesity. Penn Neurosurgery Penn Medicine

So incredibly proud of all the remarkable work our Penn Global Surgery Group team has put into this symposium. Since learning about Penn Medicine’s work in Ukraine last year we were inspired & determined to create a forum to highlight and discuss their tremendous efforts. Hope to see you there!

Truly spectacular talk by Dr. Gonález Martínez. I was completely in awe by his rigorous scientific approach to every single one of his patients and the eloquence by which he communicated his work. An absolute pleasure to experience.

This episode was a beautiful reminder of many of the reasons the brain is a fascinating organ and some of the fundamentals we very often forget. Thank you Lisa Feldman Barrett & Andrew D. Huberman, Ph.D.

This month’s lab dinner was all about celebrating Dennis Jgamadze’s new position as Research Assistant Professor of Neurosurgery. Congrats Dennis, so well deserved!! Penn Neurosurgery

The Chen Lab at Society for Neuroscience (SfN)! Incredible talks this weekend. Check out Adam Sjoholm’s poster tomorrow 8am-12 (Y18) titled “Novel visual detection task to measure behavioral deficits in rats following TBI” Penn Neurosurgery

Our Penn Global Surgery Group symposium highlighting Penn Medicine’s global work in Ukraine was very instructive, inspiring and a pleasure to organize. Thank you to all our speakers, our mentors, and our sponsors! Working with Mackenzie, Tony and the rest of the PGSG board is an absolute honor.

Check out the link below with the recording of our recent symposium exploring Penn’s global work in Ukraine. This symposium highlighted some groundbreaking and educational work in the fields of global medicine, OrthoPlastics, GI, and so much more! youtu.be/s9RAhnpKI-g?si…

Thank you to all our incredible speakers, including Dr. Glen Gaulton, Dr. PJ Brennan, Dr. Scott Levin, Dr. Andrew Bauder, Dr. Stephen Kovach, Dr. Lewis Kaplan, Dr. Oksana Jackson, Dr. Samir Mehta, and Dr. Greg Ginsberg

We were particularly excited to have some of our partners in Ukraine discuss their inspiring work including Dr. Yevhen Filonenko, Dr. Yaroslav Radoga, Dr. Viktor Pashynskyi, Dr. Yan Shelelo, and Dr. Sofiia Tykhomyrova.

None of this would’ve been possible without the support of our tremendous sponsors from both Penn Medicine & CHOP, including CGH, PennSurgery, Penn OB/GYN, PSOM, Penn ENT, CHOP Plastics and the CHOP Global Health Center.

Penn Medicine CGH PennSurgery Penn Global Surgery Group is med student run with exceptional mentorship from our faculty and resident advisors as well as the CGH team. Huge shoutout to the Penn Global Surgery Group board and in particular our symposium coordinators Mackenzie Castellanos and Tony Leche for organizing this event.

Being a Lead PPN with Center for Surgical Health has been so rewarding and illuminating not just because of the relationships we build with our patients but also for the privilege of working with the amazing volunteers (PPNs) and team at CSH. Penn Medicine pennmedicine.org/news/publicati…

Gray matter is like offense, white matter is like defense Gray matter gets all the attention, but you’re nothing without white matter! How well do YOU know white matter anatomy?? Check out the white matter anatomy you NEED to know! ajnr.org/content/45/5/5… ⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️

Sarah Hamimi is a third-year medical student at Perelman School of Medicine. Born and raised in اسكندرية - Alexandria, she graduated with a B.S and M.S. in #Neuroscience from Johns Hopkins University where she studied the pathophysiology of chronic #pain in #CerebralPalsy. At PSOM, she was

Getting to work with the Pennsey Neurosurgery team was a true honor. I am deeply grateful to Dr. Brem and all the neurosurgery faculty and residents at Penn for their warm welcome. Collaborating with this exceptional team of surgeons, scientists and educators is always a pleasure

First lab dinner of 2025! Happy New Year from the Chen Lab!