Neurosurgical Simulation and AI Learning Centre

Great Exhibit. If you have the ability to visit the Osler Library, the visit will be certainly excite your visual comprehension of what beauty in book illustration is.

The Winter edition of the Osler Library Newsletter has just been published. The major article outlines an exhibition of incunabula presently on at the Osler Library entitled: How to transform black and white incunabula into luxury items link below: mcgill.ca/libraries/site…

Great article important for any researchers looking at the role of sequencing in the application of intelligent tutoring systems.

@AI_SimCentre congratulates Recai Yilmaz+authors for article: Combining real-time AI and in-perso expert instruction in simulated surgical skills training -Randomized crossover trial outling expert instruction before AI i training optomizes performance. doi.org/10.1038/s44387…

Great article Vanja using an intelligent tutoring system

@AI_SimCentre congratulates Vanja Davidovic+authors for article: Effect of Artificial Intelligence-Augmented Human Instruction on Feedback Frequency and Surgical Performance During Simulation Training showing less feedback results in less errors using AI creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.…

Excellent study Trisha and co-workers looking forward to the upcoming papers.

@AI_SimCentre congratulates Trisha Tee + co-authors for their article entitled: Face, Content, Construct, and Convergent Validity of a Surgical Spine Simulator for Pedicle Screw Insertions published in Can. J. Neurol. Sci. cambridge.org/core/journals/…

@AI_SimCentre congratulates Vanja Davidovic for receiving her MSc with thesis entitled: Effect of Artificial Intelligence-Augmented Human Instruction on Feedback Frequency and Surgical Performance During Simulation Training: evidence of human role in Intelligent OR enviroments.

Great work Bilal. Congratulations again. Rolando Del Maestro

@AI_SimCentre congratulates Bilal Tarabay for receiving his MSc with thesis entitled: Validation of a Simulated Virtual Reality Model of Lumbar Laminectomy as a Surgical Educational Tool. This study provides arguments of validity for the laminectomy scenario on the TSYM simulator

Interesting Commentary on Giglio et al article in JAMA Surgery entited: Effect of Artificial Intelligence-Augmented Human Instruction on Surgical Simulation Performance: A Randomized Clinical Trial. doi: 10.1001/jamasurg.2025.2550

Congratulations to Bianca and co-authors for publishing a article entitled: Effect of Artificial Intelligence-Augmented Human Instruction on Surgical Simulation Performance A Randomized Clinical Trial in JAMA Surgery can01.safelinks.protection.outlook.com/?url=https%3A%…

Great work Bianca. Looking forward to seeing the mamuscript in print.

@AI_SimCentre congratulates Bianca Giglio for receiving her MSc entitled: Effect of Artificial Intelligence-Augmented Human Instruction on Surgical Simulation Performance: A Randomized Controlled Trial. 1st trial demonstrating efficacy of AI-augmented instruction on learning

Great work Ali

@AI_SimCentre congratulates Ali Fazlollahi for his McGill Teaching Innovation Award project entitled; Creating a Safe Procedural Skills Training Curriculum and Early Subspecialty Exposure to Neurosurgery for Pre-Clerkship Medical Students During COVID-19 healthenews.mcgill.ca/seven-winners-…