🚨 Delighted to announce our group's latest publication. We developed an AI model to automatically recognise operative workflows in retrosigmoid vestibular schwannoma resections. Here’s what we did and why it matters. 🧵 journals.lww.com/neurosurgery/f…

6th June - Advanced Neurosurgical Oncology Simulation Course Registration: uclhcharitycourses.com/courses/advanc… Hear from the leading voices in neurosurgical oncology about advances in brain tumour management! Join us at this unique neuro-surgical oncology simulation course at Queen Square,

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

Hear from Ollie Burton all about our recent project exploring patient and public perceptions of simulation training in neurosurgery, and what that might mean for future direction in this space! #Simulation Paper: 10.1016/j.wneu.2025.123746

Day 1 of the Review Course: We would like to welcome all delegates to the 2025 Queen Square Review Course! Patrick Grover

Day 2 of the Review Course: This morning we are discussing high-yield topics within the field of functional neurosurgery, starting off with a talk from Professor Zrinzo on hemifacial spasm!

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

Day 3 of the Review Course: We have a lineup of great speakers discussing skull base neurosurgery this morning, starting with a summary of approaches to the skull base by Miss Borg! Anouk Borg

It was an honour to host this year’s keynote speaker, Dr Michael Link, Professor of Neurosurgery at the Mayo Clinic. He drew on his extensive experience of treating patients afflicted with vestibular schwannoma! Michael J. Link, MD Mayo Clinic Neuro

Day 5 of the Review Course: It is a pleasure to have Mr Casey delivering a talk on intradural spinal tumours!

We would also like to thank all those involved in organising the course and delivering the lectures and VIVA stations - it wouldn’t be possible without you! Patrick Grover Michael J. Link, MD Hani Marcus

We’re proud to announce E. Sander Connolly Jr., MD, FAANS, as the new president of the AANS for 2025–26. Dr. Connolly, who leads the Department of Neurological Surgery at Columbia Neurosurgery, brings visionary leadership and expertise in cerebrovascular surgery to the role, with a

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…

We were so thrilled to be able to interview Michael J. Link, MD during his visit to Queen Square for the Queen Square Neurosurgery Review Course course. Dr Link is an attending neurosurgeon at the Mayo Clinic - and he shares his thoughts on the future of neurosurgical research, and wisdom for new residents

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.

Thank you nature News for covering our paper which comes out today!

One of the unexpected highlights of IDEAL 2025 was bumping into my old friend Damiano at Houston Methodist - a lovely moment at a brilliant meeting. A huge thank you to Pedro for organising such a fantastic event, and to Peter for his visionary leadership over many years - and

Revised European Society of Endocrinology Clinical Practice Guideline for the management of aggressive pituitary tumours and pituitary carcinomas academic.oup.com/ejendo/article…

We are proud to be a multidisciplinary team here at the TeQ group - today computer scientist and UCL PhD candidate Adrito Das takes us through his work using AI to assist surgeons during neurosurgery, and what the future might look like! #ai #neurosurgery

This was an outstanding talk by Shawn Hervey-Jumper - really inspirational work and a fantastic example of clinical research at its best 👏