Neurosciences Institute Trainees Symposium was a big success. Many thanks to Dr. Halterman and his team for organizing this event. Very proud of our trainees and neurosurgery family! Stony Brook Medicine Stony Brook Neurology Residency Stony Brook Research #NeuroTwitter #MedTwitter #Neurosurgery

Our research was featured in SBU magazine, check it out :-) mag.stonybrook.edu/footprints-of-…

Check out our recently published review in Neurosurgery Publications on the brain circuitry of consciousness and our proposed "three-strikes" model for thinking about thalamocortical integrity and consciousness! Sima Mofakham Jordan R. Saadon, MD Stony Brook Medicine journals.lww.com/neurosurgpraco…

AANS meeting was a great learning experience for the lab, #happy lab, The Mofakham-Mikell Lab lab

Such an honor to receive the Young Academic Inventor’s Award from the National Academy of Inventors. This goes to our team, as whatever we do is a team work! ⁦The Mofakham-Mikell Lab⁩ ⁦Sima Mofakham⁩

From whiteboard to podium. Congratulations to our own Xi Cheng for winning the best graduate student talk prize at SB Neuroscience Institute Trainee’s Symposium. Google is so lucky to have you Xi.

Congrats to all the trainees selected for travel awards for the upcoming consciousness workshop at the NIH on June 26-28! And many thanks to David Soto Kalina Christoff Sima Mofakham Fanis Panagiotaropoulos and Yuri Saalmann for serving on the reviewing committee!! sites.google.com/view/conscious…

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SBU Chapter of National Academy of Inventors Annual Meeting and Induction Ceremony

It is a great honor to establish the Paige Keely Research Fellowship at Stony Brook Medicine, Neurosurgery Department.Stony Brook Medicine The Mofakham-Mikell Lab Sima Mofakham @neurosurgerydepartment

Check out our new paper: An Unpredictable Brain Is a Conscious, Responsive Brain How consciousare you? DOI: 10.1162/jocn_a_02154

Congratulations to Dr. Xi Cheng! Our lab first PhD graduate:-) super proud of you!! The Mofakham-Mikell Lab Stony Brook Medicine Neurosurgery Stony Brook University

Sima Mofakham, Assistant Professor in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering, was a co-author of research paper, "Primate thalamic nuclei select abstract rules and shape prefrontal dynamics," which was published in Neuron. Read the story: bit.ly/4l1Sdze