2022 Media
- Director Roy Hamilton wins the inaugural AAN Changemaker Award
- Director Roy Hamilton awarded a Science Diversity Leadership Award from the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative
- Neurology must 'move the needle' in promoting health equity
- Optimism in older adults improves functional recovery after stroke
- The Promise of Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation
- brainSTIM Center Director Dr. Roy Hamilton appeared on The Franklin Institute podcast
- Franklin Institute
Director Roy Hamilton wins the inaugural AAN Changemaker Award
The IDEAS Changemaker Award is for an AAN member who has made a meaningful contribution within their academic institution by increasing diversity, equity, and inclusion efforts within the neurology department.
Dr. Hamilton has shown tremendous dedication to the DEI mission of the neurology department at Penn, and this award recognizes him as one of the best diversity officers in a neurology department in the country.
Director Roy Hamilton awarded a Science Diversity Leadership Award from the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative
Dr. Roy Hamilton is an awardee of the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative Science Diversity Leadership Award for his work "Stimulating Brain Networks for Language and Building Networks in the Black Community to Fight Aphasia."
This project will use network neuroscience tools to find targets for the treatment of post-stroke aphasia through transcranial magnetic stimulation and enhance research diversity by engaging the local Black community.
CZI partnered with the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine to launch the Science Diversity Leadership program, a funding opportunity that aims to recognize and further the leadership of excellent biomedical researchers who — through their outreach, mentoring, teaching, and leadership — have a record of promoting diversity, equity and inclusion in their scientific fields.
Neurology must 'move the needle' in promoting health equity
Roy H. Hamilton, MD, MS, discusses a symposium at the 2022 American Neurological Association’s annual meeting that focused on Alzheimer’s disease and MS and the disproportionate burden that underrepresented groups experience.
Optimism in older adults improves functional recovery after stroke
Kelly L. Sloane, MD, discusses how optimism can improve function recovery after a first-time stroke in older adults.
The Promise of Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation
brainSTIM Director Dr. Roy Hamilton talks with Penn Medicine News about how transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) might help stimulate brain repair in patients with aphasia.
brainSTIM Center Director Dr. Roy Hamilton appeared on The Franklin Institute podcast
Using Magnetic Fields to Treat Depression
Episode 6 • 14th February 2022 • So Curious! • The Franklin Institute
Franklin Institute
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