Anna Kimata

Ever wondered how quickly humans can process novel visual information? Check out our recent paper in @SciReports where we investigate the dynamics and limitations of processing rapidly presented visual stimuli: doi.org/10.1038/s41598…

Remember to submit your application for the @missionbrainorg X @WomenInNSGY Scholarship! Submit your application here: missionbrain.org/scholarships-f…

What an incredible group of people…so excited to continue our work with everyone this year! 😊🧠

The Brown University Neurosurgery Residency Program is seeking candidates interested in a potential PGY-3 opening due to our recent complement increase. We are exploring options to fill this role with a highly motivated and qualified candidate… 1/2

Curious how to translate your research into compelling social media content? Please join us for our upcoming event, "#ShareYourScience: How to Talk Research on Social Media" with Dr. Samantha Spellicy and Dr. Faith Robertson, next Thursday, June 26th at 7 PM CT!

A collaboration between @missionbrainorg and @WomenInNSGY 📢 We are excited to announce a scholarship of up to $12,500 per individual for travel, observership, training, research, and other expenses for a three-month neurosurgical education in the U.S! Application opens June 16th

WINS Resident Executive Committee applications are now OPEN! Apply by July 5th to join this exceptional team 🧠

So grateful to be a part of this organization and have the opportunity to contribute to building this community within neurosurgery. Would highly encourage any medical students interested in neurosurgery to apply for the WINS MSC! And special plug for the membership committee! 😄

Excited to continue working with these amazing ladies 😊

Lucky to have such an amazing @WomenInNSGY mentorship in a minute resident, Silvia Vaca! 🥰

We just wrapped up our #AANS2025 WINS executive committee meeting where we discussed all the completed and ongoing initiatives. We also welcomed the new executive leaders for our organization as well as the Resident and Medical student committees. #Neurosurgery

Grateful to be on the Executive Committee of @WomenInNSGY with these incredibly inspiring women in neurosurgery working to elevate others #AANS2025

Thanks to everyone who came out to the @WomenInNSGY reception tonight! We had a blast, and we hope you did too!

Congratulations to Dr. Nora Kim @norakimmd for receiving the Shelly D. Timmons Leadership Award and Dr. Sophie Yang for receiving the Sherry Apple Award. We also celebrate @anna_kimata and @Kathleen_NSGY for receiving the Karin M. Muraszco Award.

Incredibly grateful to accept the Muraszko Mentorship Award this morning at the @AANSNeuro @WomenInNSGY breakfast! Thank you @NREFORG, Dr. Muraszko, WINS, and all the wonderful people who continue to support and inspire me! 🧠🤎

#AANS2025 is kicking off! Check out all of WINS' scheduled events. We hope to see you there!! Everyone is welcome. #Conference #Boston #Neurosurgery

See you all tomorrow in Boston!

Join us for the WINS x AANS Reception at #AANS2025! 🧠✨ Hear from Dr. Karin Muraszko and connect with the neurosurgery community. April 26 | 5–6:30 PM | Westin Boston Seaport. All are welcome—refreshments provided! #WINS #WomenInNeurosurgery @AANSNeuro

We mourn the loss of Karenna Groff, along with her beloved family. They leave behind a legacy of excellence, dedication, and service.

We wanted to remind everyone about the 2025 Collaborative Neurosurgery DEI Symposium happening TOMORROW. Join us to hear special remarks by Dr. Quiñones embracing intersectionality in #neurosurgery! See you tomorrow @ 9 AM - 2:15 PM CT over Zoom.

Traveling to AANS 2025 while breastfeeding? WINS may cover Milk Stork services to make it easier! 🍼💼 Help us assess interest—fill out our form by April 11th #WINS #NeurosurgeryMoms #AANS2025 #MilkStork