Thank you to everyone who made #2025CNS a historic success! We're already looking forward to the exciting events we have planned for next year, so make sure you save the date, and we will see you in Washington D.C. for #2026CNS!
The CNS is your essential partner in advancing exponential outcomes in #neurosurgery. Together, we'll advance the discipline through education, innovation, and advocacy. We're essential to your potential, no matter what stage of your career. cns.org
Skull base fellows and early-career neurosurgeons interested in skull base surgery—this course is for you! Learn from world-renowned faculty and receive hands-on experience in this comprehensive two-day course. Register now: cns.org/skullbase
#CNSCourse #skullbase #neurosurgery
The Journal Club Podcast June episode is out now! Hear from author Michael T. Lawton as he discusses his work with Jonathan Russin on microsurgical treatment of unruptured intracranial aneurysms in older patients. Listen now wherever you get your podcasts: https://bit.ly/3R2plNb
#CNSPodcasts #JournalClub #neurosurgery
Today, May 15, is the last day to save on registration for the CNS AI Course! AI has grown more and more prevalent in healthcare. Stay on the cutting edge of the field with the CNS AI in Neurosurgery Course and learn how AI modeling can enhance your practice and patient care: cns.org/aicourse
#CNSCourse #artificialintelligence #AI #neurosurgery
📢 Global Neurosurgery Community 🧠🌍
There’s still time to submit your abstracts and join us in DC for this year’s annual meeting. Share your work, become an international member, and connect with colleagues to advance neurosurgical care everywhere! #neurosurgery
Congratulations to the neurosurgery residents who matched in Neuroendovascular Intervention & Neurosurgical Oncology fellowships today! #neurosurgery #neurointervention #braintumor
The #2026CNS Art of Neurosurgery submissions close May 15, so don't wait to enter your artwork! This year's meeting will feature inspiring works of visual art on digital display in Washington, D.C. so share with your artistic colleagues! Artists will be notified by June 12: https://bit.ly/3Kosdg6
#ArtofNeuro #neurosurgeons
Please join us in welcoming our CNS Pediatric Section Resident Liaisons, Drs. Megan Still and Michael Rothbaum.
Megan Still is a 2026 pediatric neurosurgery fellow at NY-Presbyterian, with a particular interest in spinal dysraphism, epilepsy, and craniofacial conditions. She is actively engaged in global neurosurgery research and capacity building, with a focus on improving access and outcomes in low- and middle-income countries. As the Congress of Neurological Surgeons Resident/Fellow Liaison to the Pediatric Section, she is committed to mentorship, collaboration, and advancing care for children worldwide.
Michael Rothbaum completed his undergraduate education at Cornell University, where he majored in Comparative Literature and Spanish, before earning his medical degree from New York Medical College. A native New Yorker, he relocated to the Pacific Northwest to pursue neurosurgical training at Oregon Health & Science University. As a PGY-5 resident, he is currently engaged in a dedicated research year during which he is completing a master’s degree in medical education at the University of Pennsylvania and an enfolded fellowship in pediatric spinal deformity at Shriners Hospital for Children in Philadelphia. Michael’s scholarly interests focus on competency-based medical education, particularly the design of neurosurgical curricula, the development of innovative assessment strategies, and the integration of educational technology to enhance learner and, ultimately, patient outcomes. He plans to continue this work alongside a clinical career in pediatric and global neurosurgery.
#neurosurgery #CNS
NEW CNS Course designed for APPs! This 3-day virtual course offers a structured, practical approach to evaluating, diagnosing, and managing common neurosurgical conditions across a variety of clinical settings. Learn more, share with your team, and register here: cns.org/appcourse
#CNSCourse #advancedpracticeproviders #APPs #neurosurgery
Sponsored by ATEC, the Scholarship in Data Science is intended to provide supplemental financial support and mentorship for those interested in advanced data science and AI. Applications close May 15, apply today: https://bit.ly/4tQ1yy2
#CNSscholarship #datascience #AI #neurosurgery
Apply today to become a CNS Innovation Institute Fellow! First-of-its-kind, the Institute will foster the growth of neurosurgical innovators and leaders to promote novel inventions to advance care for our neurosurgical patients. Open to all! Applications close July 3: cns.org/innovationinstitute
#CNSInnovation #innovation #neurosurgeons
