We’re thrilled to welcome the fantastic Prof. Sandro Krieg from Heidelberg University Hospital for June’s talk! 🧠 Peri-operative Neurophysiology In Functional Neuro-Oncology ⏰ Wed, 25th June, 7PM 🖥️ Zoom 🔌 Plug in and power up, your brain’s about to get a serious upgrade

Congratulations 🎉 to our trainees #Jiggy and #Gerda as well as #Nicola for passing their #MRCS exam. One step closer to your registrar posts!! BNTA Kevin Tsang Arthur Dalton SBNS

In this week's video, Mr James Booker takes us through his work on wearable technologies - and what they might mean for neurosurgeons and neurosurgical patients of the future #neurosurgery #technology #wearables

We are delighted to announce that Mr Kevin Tsang Kevin Tsang has been appointed as the new incoming Chair of the Specialty Advisory Committee for Neurosurgery. Congratulations! We look forward to working together The Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh The Royal College of Surgeons of England Royal College of Physicians & Surgeons of Glasgow RCSI SBNS

28th Nov - 5th Meeting of the British Neuroendoscopy Society! We are delighted to invite you to the 5th Meeting of the British Neuroendoscopy Society (BNES), this event is dedicated to the advancement of endoscopic neurosurgery. This year's meeting will focus on three key

One of my favourite meetings, and looking forward to hosting later this year. For trainees, in particular, this is a great chance to share early research on endoscopic approaches.

Queen Square Prize Ceremony 2025 - The winners for each category are......! 👋

It’s a real honour to be promoted to full Professor, and I’m deeply grateful to the many mentors, colleagues, and students who’ve made this possible. I feel especially fortunate, within the Surgical Technology At Queen Square group, to work at the interface of surgery, neurology, and engineering –

1/ Big News in #PituitarySurgery research!📣 The PitCOP study has recently published the 22 core outcomes for pituitary adenoma surgery research! These were established through an international Delphi consensus study to guide the future of pituitary adenoma surgery research! 🧠

Define the disease. Define the steps of surgery performed. Measure the outcomes that matter. Set research priorities to do better – then repeat. Over the past few years, with Pituitary Society, The Pituitary Foundation, and other partner organisations, we’ve put this loop in place: • Disease

We are back 🥳 and we’re thrilled to welcome the fantastic Prof. Nico Enslin, Associate Prof of Neurosurgery at Red Cross War Memorial Children’s Hospital, for our September talk! 🧠 Topic: Individualising Spasticity Surgery ⏰ Wed, 24th September, 7PM 🖥️ Zoom

⏰ Less than 2 hours to go ⏰ Make sure to join us at 7pm sharp to hear from Prof Enslin on ‘Individualising Spasticity Surgery’! 🧠 Don’t miss out!

👏 Wow, what an incredible talk! Massive thank you to Prof. Enslin for the fantastic talk on spasticity management! 🧠 Thank you to everyone who joined us! We hope you enjoyed the talk as much as we did! 🗓️ Stay tuned to hear about upcoming speakers!

In this week's video, Mr Anand Pandit Anand Pandit takes us through the applications of machine learning and AI in meningioma, one of the most common types of brain tumour requiring a surgical operation UCL Queen Square Institute of Neurology The National Brain Appeal Queen Square Neurosurgery #braintumours #AI #meningioma

We have three ST3+ posts QS Neurocritical Care to start from February 2026. If you are looking to get some neuroICU experience for CESR Anaesthetic, ICM or EM portfolio pathway or you love the brain as much as we do, come join our fantastic team.

New from The Lancet Group - Will AI replace my doctor? youtu.be/yoKXJZie1d0

Pleased to have been involved in this Lancet video series on the future of AI in healthcare - exploring how it can enhance rather than replace clinical expertise in surgery and beyond. Great to see Danyal Z Khan, Zhehua Mao, etc. from the UCLHawkesInstitute featured too.

That’s a wrap! Our fourth cohort of MRes neurosurgery students at the UCL Queen Square Institute of Neurology. Every year I’m reminded just how energising it is to work with such thoughtful and driven students. A real privilege. Huge thank you to our brilliant faculty and team including Emalee, Tomi and

❗️We are very excited for this one! This month we’re thrilled to welcome the fantastic Mr Jamjoom from Queens Romford, for our November talk! 🧠 🗺️ Topic: Language Mapping During Awake Craniotomy: Past, Present and Future ⏰ Wed, 26th November, 7PM 🖥️ Zoom

This week we have our fantastic TeQ research fellow and neurosurgery trainee, Musa China, explaining his work on the EMBRI study 🧠 We delve into exactly what this is… and how it can make surgery safer for patients UCL UCL Queen Square Institute of Neurology The National Brain Appeal #neurosurgery #neurotech