John Rolston is an NIH-funded neurosurgeon and neuroscientist at Brigham & Womens Hospital and an Associate Professor at Harvard Medical School. He specializes in epilepsy surgery and deep brain stimulation, leading the MEND Lab to research how electrical stimulation can be used to understand and treat neurological diseases.
He applies his undergraduate training in computer science from Columbia University to his research, developing computational models and brain-computer interfaces to better understand neural information processing. He is an active mentor, frequently recruiting for post-doctoral and research assistant positions in his lab and promoting academic opportunities for junior faculty.
Unique fact: He won Columbia Universitys Russell Mills Award for Excellence in Computer Science, an uncommon achievement for a future neurosurgeon.
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