SANS Live

The 2022 SANS Live Written Board Review Series starting February 7-10 and February 14-17, 2022, consists of eight complimentary webinars broken down by subspecialty that incorporate SANS questions in a debate format. The goal is to help prepare residents for the ABNS written board exam. 

Access past recorded SANS Live webinars:

Develop your surgical knowledge and decision-making skills through these lively, complimentary webinars. Each incorporates SANS questions in a debate format while reviewing core neurosurgical content with detailed answers and discussion by subject matter experts. All past SANS Live webinars can be accessed here. Log in is required to access educational products. Forgot password?

New! Complimentary International Webinar Series—NEUROSURGERY Publications: Editorial Process Overview

These webinars seek to give an overview of some of the issues that scholars may encounter regarding the workflow and steps leading to successful submission and possible acceptance of scholarly work in NEUROSURGERY Publications. By hearing from and interacting directly with NEUROSURGERY Publications Editors and staff, attendees will gain valuable first-hand insight that they wouldn’t be able to glean as easily any other way. Through addressing common experiences and pitfalls, the audience will be able to calibrate their future submissions and potentially increase their chance of success.

JCNS-NEUROSURGERY Publications Webinar 
February 11, 2022 | 5:00-6:00 pm CT
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NSI-NEUROSURGERY Publications Webinar 
February 2, 2022 | 7:00-8:00 am CT
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K12 Webinar Series

Expanding on its long-standing collaboration with the NIH, the CNS presents a webinar series highlighting neurosurgeon-scientists who have been supported through the Neurosurgeon Research Career Development Program (NRCDP). The NRCDP is a K12 funding mechanism for early career neurosurgeons designed to support impactful translational and clinical research programs. Past NRCDP awardees will present their research with discussion led by other neurosurgery thought leaders in the field. 

For more information on the CNS’ collaboration with the NIH, please visit the CNS Foundation website. This series is made possible by generous supporters of the CNS Foundation.

Past webinars (recordings available on demand):

• K12 Webinar: Awardee Graeme Woodworth on Targeted Brain-Penetrating Nanoparticle Gene Therapy for Glioblastoma, Faculty: Mitchel S. Berger
• K12 Webinar: Awardee Brian Dlouhy on Amygdala Influence on Brainstem Control of Breathing, Faculty: Edward Chang
• K12 Webinar: Awardees Mahua Dey and Pierpaolo Peruzzi, Faculty: Michael Lim
• K12 Webinar: Bidirectional Brain Computer Interface, Presenter: Timothy Lucas; Faculty: Itzhak Fried

• K12 Webinar: Awardees Kristopher Kahle and Jennifer Strahle, Faculty: Edward Smith 

• K12 Webinar: Awardees Andrew Ducruet and Shahid Nimjee, Faculty: E. Sander Connolly Jr.