
M1 @CWRUSOM 🩺 | PhD @stonybrooku 🥼 | Pianist, dancer, brain dude 🇫🇷🧠
New York, USA
Joined August 2012
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Proud to announce that I have successfully defended my dissertation and have officially been awarded a PhD in Biochemistry & Structural Biology ! 🎊🍻
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How can TMS to the memory circuit improve (rather than disrupt) memory? @mollyhermiller suggests one key may be the pattern: theta burst TMS mimics endogenous rhythms (and may help) while other TMS frequencies may not.
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THIS COULD BE YOU!!!!! Take a behind-the-scenes look at our Executive Board hard at work....
Want to see yourself sitting in these seats? Fill out our leadership application here! forms.gle/82aRP9dRnSA8TCU78
Had a great time at #AAMC23 Earn Erve Ead 🤩 hopefully a better pic next time! – at Seattle, WA
Replying to @HyperCase_CWRU
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Wednesdays are #focusedultrasound treatment days at @UofUNeurosurg! Great outcome of #MRgFUS thalamotomy in a patient with tremor dominant PD @UofUNeurosurg @UofURadiology @FUSFoundation @INSIGHTEC @ParkinsonDotOrg
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I really love this story because we solved a problem by making a new class of magnetic materials.
Let me tell you why we couldn't rely on naturally occurring magnetic materials for neuromodulation + why temporal interference for neuromodulatoin is suspect 🌶️ 🧵
Self-rectifying magnetoelectric metamaterials for remote neural stimulation and motor function restoration @JTRobinsonLab go.nature.com/3ZNtzZg
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Happy to report that our first meeting of the 2023-2024 round was a resounding success! Keep your eyes peeled for updates about our teams and the exciting innovations they're hard at work on!
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Happy to share my article (w/ @RolstonJohn @ChantelCharleb @50kDinar and team) doi.org/10.1093/brain/awad34… @Brain1878! Stimulation timing is a critical parameter in neuromod for epilepsy, but in a surprising twist, stim occurring outside of seizures may be doing the heavy lifting 💪
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Just finished a cool DBS project? Submit your cutting edge DBS papers to our special collection at @FrontiersIn @FrontNeurosci
frontiersin.org/research-top…
Our submission deadline has extended to Oct 20!
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Our co-founders, @ElliotCrooks Katelyn Vlastaris, and @YvetteZ98 , are talking today with the @cwru @VealeInstitute about HyperCase, our origins, and our vision. Looking for the article in The Daily!
Excited about the upcoming round of HyperTeams! 🧠👏🏻
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Why do some #MultipleSclerosis lesions cause memory problems but not others?
We show that brain lesions associated w/ MS memory dysfunction connect to a memory circuit centered on the hippocampus @foxmdphd @DrDrXanderLi @neuromichael @SpringerNature 🧵
link.springer.com/article/10…
Great article outlining a framework for future target identification and network-based personalized therapeutics by @RolstonJohn @foxmdphd
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nature.com/articles/s41386-0…
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Medical students are dispirited by seeing nonphysician providers with less training than they have already delivering care. Learn more. spr.ly/6018PZTxO
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When I started out in science, I ran gels. It takes a day or two to master and then you just do it hundreds of times. If you fail, it costs your time only & you try again.
CryoEM takes months to master and a typical PhD student will solve <5 structures. How do we train?
































