@bgross@med-mastodon.com #anesthesiologist at @MedicalCollege, focusing on #Neuroanesthesia, #fMRI, and intraoperative #EEG monitoring
Milwaukee, WI
Joined March 2018
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"MNM🧠" Feat: Shelley Laitinen, Speech-Language Pathologist! "I am the program coordinator for the Intensive Program for Aphasia Therapy (IPAT), which provides highly personalized & research-based therapy to people with aphasia in individual & group sessions in a 2-week program."
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This is not just a tragedy, it’s a public health crisis that has serious societal and economic effects on our health care system, communities, workplaces, schools, law enforcement agencies and courts
Just asked #GPT4 to make me a viral tweet:
As AI evolves, should it inherit our moral codes, or should we strive for a clean slate, free from human biases? A controversial yet crucial question: can we redefine morality for the betterment of both human and machine societies?
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Here’s another:
The vastness of the universe mirrors the complexities of our minds. As we push the boundaries of AI, it may eventually grasp the intricacies of the cosmos before we fully comprehend ourselves. Are we unlocking the ultimate paradox?
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Bill Gross, MD PhD retweeted
Get those calendars out!
Join us March 28th in MEB-M1060 (Alumni Center) at 12pm for Dr. Jeffery Binder's of @LilResearchMCW NRC #Seminar: "Concept Representation in the Human Brain".
Zoom option also available here -> mcw-edu.zoom.us/j/9288657149…
#nrcmcw #neurology #mcw
Bill Gross, MD PhD retweeted
Amazing work from our friends at @LilResearchMCW.
Literally bringing a voice to people with aphasia. Very well done.
@MedicalCollege @NeurologyMCW
open.spotify.com/episode/1fc…
Bill Gross, MD PhD retweeted
Gave #neurosurgery #grandrounds last week and spoke about shifting the #oncofunctionalbalance in #gliomasurgery. If you're interested in a recording of the talk, please DM me. #gbm #brainsurgery #glioma #braintumor @MCWNeurosurgery @MU_MCW_BME
Announcing an exciting job opportunity at the @WiredBrainsLab at the @MedicalCollege. Reach out if interested.
Develop #MachineLearning models for synthesized speech & language monitoring during surgery. #Julia & #Python skills required.
careers.peopleclick.com/care…
Honored and humbled to share that the @NIDCD has recommended funding for my R21!
Building on recent advances in #MachineLearning learning and #ECoG/#EEG, we plan to develop a new paradigm for speech #BCI devices.
With the help of: @LilResearchMCW, @MCW_Anesth, @NeurologyMCW
Very interesting new technology: cardiac ultrasound in a wearable patch.
I wonder how much these will cost when fully commercialized. Maybe something like this could replace arterial waveform analysis? nature.com/articles/s41586-0…
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Did you know that the NRC is affiliated with 25+ different MCW departments?😲🧪👨🔬
Check out this recent poster out of the Language Imaging Laboratory - MCW (Neurology Department) by @BillGrossMD, MD, PhD!
#MCW #NRC #neuroscience #neurology
Bill Gross, MD PhD retweeted
Read today's "Monday Neuro Moment 🧠" to warm your brain up this cold morning!
"A Distributed Network for Multimodal Experiential Representation of Concepts"
Linked below:
jneurosci.org/content/42/37/…
#Neurology #neuro #research #aphasia #stroke
Very interesting interview with my mentor, Jeff Binder.
Great vignettes on the development of fMRI and insights into language and our understanding of concepts.
This week on #Neurosalience, @fmri_today and Dr. Jeffrey Binder discuss the origins, limitations, and future of fMRI. They also highlight Dr. Binder's career path, from studying music to pioneering medical imaging
LISTEN : anchor.fm/ohbm/episodes/S3E1…
WATCH : youtu.be/FA774aZR86A
How often are your patients conscious after intubation?
In this study, 11% of people 18-40 were awake after intubation, and women were more at risk (13% vs. 6% in men). 😱
Another great study from Rob Sanders.
bjanaesthesia.org/article/S0…
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Why don't people talk about this more?
Because people only report awareness after waking up from anesthesia in 1-2 cases per 1000.
This isn't because consciousness is rare under anesthesia. It's because our drugs are good at wiping your memory...
journals.lww.com/anesthesia-…
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