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SUMMARY:Dr. Anil Nanda Delivers Invited Neurosurgical Lectures Across India
DESCRIPTION:Dr. Anil Nanda recently delivered a series of invited presentations in India that explored the technical\, philosophical\, and deeply human dimensions of neurosurgical practice. \nAcross 3 engagements held between February 27 and March 4\, Dr. Nanda addressed audiences ranging from virtual attendees to faculty\, trainees\, and neurosurgical teams in Bengaluru and Azamgarh. His lectures focused on the realities of surgical complications\, the moral weight of clinical decision-making\, and the lifelong demands and rewards of a career in neurosurgery. \nOn February 27\, he presented “Meningiomas: Diabolical and Divine” during Grand Rounds at The National Institute of Mental Health and Neurosciences (NIMHANS) in Bengaluru\, one of the largest neurological hospitals in India and one of the largest training programs with over 40 residents. This lecture addressed one of the most difficult aspects of surgical practice: complications. Dr. Nanda discussed how neurosurgeons must confront these moments with honesty\, humility\, technical rigor\, and resilience. \nThe following day\, on February 28\, Dr. Nanda delivered a keynote address at the Silver Jubilee Celebrations (25 Years) of Sri Sathya Sai Institute of Higher Medical Sciences\, Whitefield\, Bengaluru. His talk was titled “Neurosurgical Complications: Ghosts and Gods”. The lecture explored the dual nature of meningioma surgery\, highlighting both its formidable technical challenges and its moments of profound clinical reward. \nThe series concluded on March 4 with Grand Rounds at Life Line Hospital Neurosurgical Institute\, Azamgarh University\, where Dr. Nanda presented “Meningiomas: Diabolical and Dharma.” In this lecture\, he reflected on the discipline\, sacrifice\, and purpose that shape the life of a neurosurgeon\, highlighting the enduring meaning that can emerge from a demanding professional path. \nThese presentations reflect Dr. Nanda’s longstanding commitment not only to advancing neurosurgical science and education\, but also to engaging with the broader ethical\, emotional\, and philosophical questions that define patient care and the surgeon’s life. His visit provided an opportunity for international academic exchange and meaningful dialogue with colleagues and trainees across India. \nDr. Nanda’s speaking engagements underscore the continued importance of global collaboration in neurosurgery and academic medicine. Through these conversations\, he contributed to ongoing efforts to strengthen professional education\, mentorship\, and reflection within the field.
URL:https://sites.rutgers.edu/global-neurosurgery/event/dr-anil-nanda-delivers-invited-neurosurgical-lectures-across-india/
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SUMMARY:Dr. Anil Nanda joins INC Editors’ Circle in China\, connecting neurosurgical leaders across China
DESCRIPTION:On January 25\, 2026\, Dr. Anil Nanda participated in the 4th Editors’ Workshop hosted by the International Neurosurgeon’s Circle (INC) in Shanghai\, China. The event convened an in-person audience that included chairpersons and leadership from more than 100 neurosurgery programs across China\, and it also reached a broader community through a livestream with approximately 4\,000 viewers. \nDr. Nanda joined the meeting in his capacity as Editor-in-Chief of the WFNS Journal\, contributing an editorial perspective on research rigor\, peer review\, and mentorship for early-career authors. Editors from all the major neurosurgical journals in the world were present.  \nDr. Nanda also attended the INC Annual Meeting on January 24\, 2026\, and moderated a session on complex neurosurgical cases\, which complemented the workshop by expanding opportunities for academic exchange and professional connection. \nAbout the International Neurosurgeon’s Circle (INC)\nThe International Neurosurgeon’s Circle (INC) is a global organization of neurosurgical experts focused on academic exchange\, technical support\, and collaborative consultation for complex cases. Its academic teams include the World Advisory Neurosurgical Group (WANG) and the World Neurosurgical Expert Group (WNEG). 
URL:https://sites.rutgers.edu/global-neurosurgery/event/dr-anil-nanda-joins-inc-editors-circle-in-china-connecting-neurosurgical-leaders-across-china/
LOCATION:J Hotel\, Shanghai Tower\, Shanghai\, China
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SUMMARY:Rutgers Global Neurosurgery Students at the 2026 Winter Surgical Research Symposium
DESCRIPTION:Rutgers Global Neurosurgery students participated in the 2026 RWJMS/NJMS Winter Surgical Research Symposium\, presenting 7 of the 9 neurosurgery abstracts featured at the event. Under the mentorship of Dr. Anil Nanda\, student investigators shared work spanning a range of neurosurgical topics and research approaches\, demonstrating strong scientific communication and rigorous project development. \nThe Symposium provided a platform for RWJMS and NJMS medical students to present surgical research and engage with faculty and peers across specialties. Rutgers Global Neurosurgery’s student participation reflects the group’s ongoing commitment to training future clinician investigators through structured mentorship\, collaborative teamwork\, and early exposure to academic neurosurgery. \nRutgers Global Neurosurgery congratulates all student presenters for their excellent work and contributions to this year’s Symposium program. \n 
URL:https://sites.rutgers.edu/global-neurosurgery/event/rutgers-global-neurosurgery-students-at-the-2026-winter-surgical-research-symposium/
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SUMMARY:Dr. Anil Nanda Delivers Keynote Address at WFNS Dubai Meeting
DESCRIPTION:Dr. Anil Nanda\, neurosurgeon and Editor-in-Chief of the WFNS Journal\, delivered two featured presentations at the World Federation of Neurosurgical Societies (WFNS) meeting in Dubai\, attended by approximately 2\,100 neurosurgeons. \nDr. Nanda delivered the keynote address titled “WFNS Journal: The Neurosurgical Silk Road.” Framed by the keynote’s theme\, the presentation positioned the WFNS Journal as a venue for connecting neurosurgeons through shared scholarship\, highlighting the Journal’s role in supporting scientific communication across the specialty. \nIn addition to the keynote\, Dr. Nanda presented “Management of Intraoperative Ruptured Aneurysms\,” addressing a core challenge in cerebrovascular neurosurgery. The topic reflects a high-stakes moment in operative care and remains a critical area of discussion and education within neurosurgical practice. \nTogether\, these talks underscored the meeting’s emphasis on both neurosurgical science and operative decision-making\, with one presentation focused on neurosurgical publishing and professional exchange through the WFNS Journal\, and the other focused on an essential intraoperative cerebrovascular scenario.
URL:https://sites.rutgers.edu/global-neurosurgery/event/dr-anil-nanda-delivers-keynote-address-at-wfns-dubai-meeting/
LOCATION:Dubai\, United Arab Emirates\, Dubai
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SUMMARY:Dr. Nanda Meets with BRF President to Explore New Collaborations
DESCRIPTION:BRF President & CEO Dr. John George recently sat down with Rutgers’ own Dr. Anil Nanda in New York City. Their conversation centered on possible partnerships in Shreveport — a promising next step in expanding our reach and impact. \nOver the years\, Dr. Nanda has been building bridges across disciplines and continents. As the driving force behind Rutgers’ global neurosurgery initiatives\, he holds the Peter W. Carmel Endowed Chair of Neurosurgery\, spanning both Rutgers–New Jersey Medical School and Robert Wood Johnson Medical School. He leads programs in skull base\, vascular\, and spinal neurosurgery\, always integrating top-tier research with world-class clinical care. \nUnder Dr. Nanda’s guidance\, Rutgers Neurosurgery is going global — collaborating internationally\, developing training programs abroad\, and sharing expertise well beyond our borders. He also serves as Editor-in-Chief of the World Federation of Neurosurgical Societies Journal\, and most recently spoke at Rutgers’ first-ever International Brain Tumor Symposium. His talk focused on the evolution of skull base surgery — how new techniques\, advanced imaging\, and coordinated care models are pushing the field forward in treating complex brain tumors. \nHis record speaks volumes: nearly 18\,000 surgeries\, including over 2\,000 skull base and intracranial aneurysm cases. He’s written hundreds of peer-reviewed articles\, dozens of book chapters and texts\, and is heavily cited in neurosurgical literature. \nBefore arriving at Rutgers\, Dr. Nanda spent 27 years at LSU Health Shreveport. There\, he built the state’s largest neurosurgery training program and brought innovations like Gamma Knife radiosurgery and neuroendovascular services to Louisiana. \nTo learn more about this exciting exchange and what it means for future collaborations\, visit BRF’s press release: https://www.linkedin.com/posts/brf-louisiana_brf-president-and-ceo-dr-john-george-recently-activity-7384664125408276481-Zn4o/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_desktop&rcm=ACoAABFmwQYB3m6iMTezOY7SEgW-yqGDQq4LcU4 
URL:https://sites.rutgers.edu/global-neurosurgery/event/dr-nanda-meets-with-brf-president-to-explore-new-collaborations/
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SUMMARY:Dr. Anil Nanda presented Skull Base: Quo Vadis during the 1st Annual International Brain Tumor Symposium
DESCRIPTION:The symposium\, held on Thursday\, September 25\, 2025\, at the Rutgers Cancer Institute of New Jersey in New Brunswick\, USA\, marked a landmark event in the field of neuro-oncology. Leaders from around the world gathered to share expertise on the evolving landscape of brain tumor diagnosis\, treatment\, and multidisciplinary management across pediatric and adult populations. \nDr. Nanda’s lecture\, Skull Base: Quo Vadis\, emphasized the progress and future directions of skull base surgery\, highlighting how innovations in surgical technique\, imaging\, and collaborative care models are transforming outcomes for patients with complex brain tumors. \nThe Rutgers Global Neurosurgery Lab contributed three abstracts\, showcasing the lab’s commitment to advancing clinical science and global collaboration in brain tumor research. These contributions reflected the lab’s diverse areas of focus and underscored its growing role in shaping academic discussions at major international forums. \nThe event featured plenary talks\, interactive panels\, and case discussions designed to foster cross-disciplinary collaboration and knowledge exchange. Speakers presented cutting-edge research and shared perspectives on challenges and opportunities in neuro-oncology\, with a focus on integrating surgery\, oncology\, radiation therapy\, and emerging technologies into patient-centered care. \nThis hybrid symposium allowed participants to join both in person and virtually\, providing global accessibility. The program highlighted how international collaboration and innovation continue to shape the future of brain tumor care\, while also offering free registration for international attendees to encourage broad participation. \nBy convening experts in pediatric and adult neuro-oncology\, the symposium reinforced Rutgers Cancer Institute’s role as a hub for clinical innovation\, education\, and global collaboration in the fight against brain tumors. \n 
URL:https://sites.rutgers.edu/global-neurosurgery/event/1st-annual-international-brain-tumor-symposium/
LOCATION:Rutgers Cancer Institute\, 195 Little Albany Street\, New Brunswick\, NJ\, New Brunswick\, United States
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SUMMARY:Systematic Reviews Workshop
DESCRIPTION:📅 Date & Time: Friday\, September 5\, 2025 – 4:00 PM\n📍 Location: 10 Plum Conference Room\, 5th Floor \nThe Global Neurosurgery Lab held its first in-person meeting\, bringing members together face to face for the very first time. The session began with introductions\, giving everyone the chance to share their backgrounds\, research interests\, and ongoing projects. \nDaniela Perez Chadid\, Postdoctoral Associate\, led the workshop with a step-by-step presentation on how to conduct systematic reviews. Designed for students and early researchers\, the session offered practical tools for strengthening research methodology. \nParticipants engaged in discussion\, asked questions\, and connected with one another in a collaborative spirit. The event concluded with informal networking over pizza\, making the day both productive and enjoyable. \nThis inaugural gathering marked an important milestone for the Global Neurosurgery Lab\, setting the tone for continued collaboration and shared learning. \n \n 
URL:https://sites.rutgers.edu/global-neurosurgery/event/systematic-reviews-workshop/
LOCATION:10 Plum\, 10 Plum St\, New Brunswick\, 08901\, United States
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SUMMARY:22nd Annual Scientific Meeting of the Chinese Neurosurgical Society
DESCRIPTION:Suzhou\, China – Dr. Anil Nanda\, Professor and Peter Carmel Endowed Chair of Neurosurgery at Rutgers Robert Wood Johnson Medical School and Rutgers New Jersey Medical School\, delivered the honor guest presentation at the plenary session to an audience of over 5\,000 neurosurgeons at the 22nd Annual Scientific Meeting of the Chinese Neurosurgical Society. His talk\, titled “Skull Base Tumors: The Yin and Yang”\, explored the complex balance between surgical innovation and patient safety in the management of challenging skull base lesions. \nThe meeting\, held in Suzhou\, China\, brought together leading neurosurgeons from across China to share cutting-edge research\, advances in neurosurgical techniques\, and international perspectives on patient care. Dr. Nanda’s lecture highlighted both the technical demands and philosophical considerations of skull base tumor surgery\, emphasizing the importance of precision\, multidisciplinary collaboration\, and cultural exchange in advancing neurosurgical practice. \nDr. Nanda’s participation reflects the continued strengthening of academic and clinical ties between neurosurgical communities worldwide\, fostering innovation and improved patient outcomes through global collaboration.
URL:https://sites.rutgers.edu/global-neurosurgery/event/22nd-annual-scientific-meeting-of-the-chinese-neurosurgical-society/
LOCATION:Suzhou\, China\, Suzhou\, China
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SUMMARY:Dr. Anil Nanda Addresses International Audience at Yaşargil 100th Anniversary Symposium
DESCRIPTION:Zurich\, Switzerland | 6 July 2025 — Anil Nanda\, MD\, MPH\, FACS\, delivered the invited lecture “Are Hormones the Screaming Culprit of Meningiomas?” to more than 150 neurosurgeons from around the world at the Yaşargil 100th Anniversary Symposium. \nDr. Nanda reviewed current data on hormonal influences in meningioma development and growth\, highlighted receptor-targeted treatment strategies\, and outlined research priorities that could refine risk stratification and patient management. \nAbout the Yaşargil 100th Anniversary SymposiumHosted in Zurich\, the symposium commemorates the centennial of Professor Gazi Yaşargil\, whose microsurgical techniques transformed modern neurosurgery. The program gathers global leaders in skull-base and cerebrovascular surgery to discuss advances inspired by his work.
URL:https://sites.rutgers.edu/global-neurosurgery/event/dr-anil-nanda-speaks-on-hormonal-influence-in-meningiomas-at-zurich-symposium/
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SUMMARY:Dr. Anil Nanda Highlights “Punditry and Poignancy in Healthcare” at the Global Conference on Sri Sathya Sai Ideal Healthcare
DESCRIPTION:Bangalore\, India | 29 June 2025 — Anil Nanda\, MD\, MPH\, FACS addressed more than 1\,000 physicians at the Global Conference on Sri Sathya Sai Ideal Healthcare\, held 28–29 June 2025 in Bangalore. His presentation was titled “Punditry and Poignancy in Healthcare”. Dr. Nanda outlined how evidence-based practice and patient-centred compassion can coexist in modern medicine. He emphasized the importance of pairing technical advances with clear communication and respect for patient dignity.
URL:https://sites.rutgers.edu/global-neurosurgery/event/dr-anil-nanda-highlights-punditry-and-poignancy-in-healthcare-at-the-global-conference-on-sri-sathya-sai-ideal-healthcare/
LOCATION:India\, India
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SUMMARY:Dr. Anil Nanda Presents Dual Lectures on Meningioma Research at the 2025 International Meningioma Society Meeting
DESCRIPTION:Istanbul\, Turkey | 10 May 2025 — Anil Nanda\, MD\, MPH\, FACS\, delivered two invited lectures at the International Meningioma Society 2025 Scientific Meeting: \n\n\n“Environmental\, Genetic and Epidemiological Issues with Meningiomas” – Dr. Nanda reviewed current data on environmental exposures\, inherited variants\, and population trends that shape meningioma incidence and outcomes. \n\n\n“Petroclival Meningiomas: The Good\, the Bad and the Ugly” – He outlined surgical strategies\, complication profiles\, and quality-of-life considerations for these complex skull-base tumors. \n\n\nBoth sessions highlighted practical implications for risk stratification\, operative decision-making\, and multidisciplinary care.
URL:https://sites.rutgers.edu/global-neurosurgery/event/dr-anil-nanda-presents-dual-lectures-on-meningioma-research-at-the-2025-international-meningioma-society-meeting/
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SUMMARY:2025 American Association of Neurological Surgeons Annual Scientific Meeting (AANS 2025)
DESCRIPTION:The Rutgers Global Neurosurgery team attended the 2025 American Association of Neurological Surgeons (AANS) Annual Scientific Meeting\, held in Boston\, Massachusetts\, from April 25–28\, 2025. \nThis year’s theme\, Power of One\, Impact of Many\, highlighted the collective strength of individual contributions in advancing neurosurgery. Set in a city known for its rich legacy in medical innovation\, the meeting brought together neurosurgeons\, researchers\, and global health advocates from around the world. \nRutgers Global Neurosurgery had a meaningful presence at the event\, with several e-posters and an oral presentation delivered by one of our medical student members\, Aafreen Azmi\, BS. Our team engaged in scientific discussions\, presented ongoing work\, and connected with collaborators to strengthen global partnerships.
URL:https://sites.rutgers.edu/global-neurosurgery/event/2025-american-association-of-neurological-surgeons-annual-scientific-meeting-aans-2025/
LOCATION:Boston Convention & Exposition Center (BCEC)\, Boston\, MA\, United States
CATEGORIES:Public Events
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SUMMARY:Boston Declaration
DESCRIPTION:The Boston Declaration was a global call to action that united the neurosurgical community in a shared commitment to advancing access to safe\, timely\, and affordable neurosurgical care worldwide. Born from the momentum of the 2015 Lancet Commission on Global Surgery and the subsequent World Health Assembly resolution\, this initiative marked a decade of progress while recognizing the urgent need for continued collaboration to close the global neurosurgical care gap. \nOn April 24\, 2025\, global stakeholders convened at the Edward M. Kennedy Institute in Boston to present pledges addressing identified needs in training\, infrastructure\, and systems strengthening. These commitments will be monitored and re-evaluated over 1-\, 3-\, and 5-year milestones. \nRutgers Global Neurosurgery had a strong presence at this historic event and actively participated by presenting two pledges focused on supporting neurosurgical researchers from low and middle-income countries\, as well as improving medical student access to global neurosurgery initiatives via the Osler Club. The pledges were read by Dr. Anil Nanda\, Director of Global Neurosurgery at Rutgers\, on behalf of the program. \nThis gathering reaffirmed a collective responsibility to ensure that no one is left behind in accessing life-saving neurosurgical care.
URL:https://sites.rutgers.edu/global-neurosurgery/event/boston-declaration/
LOCATION:Edward M Kennedy Institute for the Study of the United States Senate\, Boston\, MA\, United States
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