Emergency Medicine Alumni Homecoming

We invite all emergency medicine alumni to participate in our two-day homecoming events:

Tuesday, September 8, 4 pm - 6 pm: Residency Alumni Journal Club: Open to current residents, faculty, and alumni. Articles for discussion focus on retention in emergency medicine. Location: Olde City Cheesesteaks & Brew, 1664 3rd Ave, New York, NY, 10128. RSVP: https://forms.microsoft.com/r/FDqTSCJSrk

Tuesday, September 8, 6 pm - 9 pm: Alumni Dinner and Awards: Tickets are closed. Celebrating four 2026 Distinguished Alumni Award recipients. Location: Gallagher's Steakhouse, 228 West 52nd Street, New York, NY, 10019.

Award Recipients:

The Mount Sinai Hospital-Elmhurst:

Sridhar V. Basavaraju, MD, Captain, U.S. Public Health Service; Director, Office of Blood, Organ, and Other Tissue Safety, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

Marisa Oishi, MD, MPH, Chief of Emergency Medicine, Indian Health Service, Chinle, Arizona

Mount Sinai Morningside-Mount Sinai West:

Elan “Lonny” Levy, MD, MBA, Vice President & Chief Medical Officer, Northwell Health

Daniel Rolston, MD, System Chief of Emergency Medicine Critical Care, Northwell Health

Wednesday, September 9: Alumni Conferences: Concurrent alumni day residency conferences happening at The Mount Sinai Hospital and Mount Sinai Morningside.

Open to Emergency Medicine Alumni of The Mount Sinai Hospital Emergency Medicine Residency, the Mount Sinai Morningside and Mount Sinai West Emergency Medicine Residency (formerly known as St. Luke’s Roosevelt), and the Mount Sinai Beth Israel Emergency Medicine Residency.

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The Epigenetics WIP comprises 10 laboratories whose work focuses on the transcriptional and epigenetic mechanisms by which environmental stimuli (e.g., a drug of abuse, stress) over a lifetime alter cell and circuit function to mediate lasting behavioral abnormalities.

You can add/access the talk titles here under the Epigenetics tab Neuroscience Dept. Epigenetics WIP – Google Sheet 2026-2027

Co-organizers: Drs. Paul Kenny and Ian Maze

Participating Labs: Drs. Kenny, Schaefer, Hurd, Ables, Maze, Russo, Akbarian, Jian Jin, Nestler, and Elahi labs

– Coffee will be provided

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Learn the basics of EndNote, a powerful reference management tool designed to streamline your research and writing process. This workshop will walk you through the process of how to collect, organize, and maintain a library of references.

In this workshop we'll cover:

Downloading and creating an EndNote libraryCreating groupsImporting references into your libraryFinding and attaching full-text PDFsInserting properly formatted references in Microsoft Word and Google Docs using Cite While You Write (CWYW)We recommend downloading EndNote via Levy Library prior to this session, so that you may follow along with the instructor. Please use the link below to download the software, and be sure to follow EndNote installation instructions.

If you have any issues downloading EndNote, please email refdesk@mssm.edu for assistance.

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When: Second & Fourth Wednesday of each month, 11:30 am – 1:00 pm
Where: Via Zoom
Facilitator: Norma Loeb

For more information, call 646-248-9292 or email Norma@lbdny.org.

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Dr. Corthals expertise is unique and encompasses a wide range of research areas, with a specific focus on the critical connection between neurodegeneration, cell stressors, and the metabolism of carbohydrates and lipids. Moreover, I have studied the origins of diseases and trauma, employing histopathology techniques on contemporary and ancient human and wildlife specimens alike.

Leveraging experience and proficiency in establishing and overseeing cutting-edge core facilities (biobanks), Dr. Corthals is also highly sought after as a consultant for establishing new laboratories in both academic and industry spheres.

Additionally, Dr. Corthals is privileged to contribute to improving healthcare in underserved regions and communities by serving as a consultant in diagnostic technology and biologics delivery for Doctors Without Borders.

Dr. Corthals has an unwavering dedication to advocating for equitable access to healthcare for all individuals and am passionate about fostering public engagement in science and amplifying the representation of the LGBTQIA community in STEM fields. By championing these causes, the aim is to create a more inclusive and diverse scientific landscape and to propel scientific advancements, bridge critical knowledge gaps, and inspire the next generation of researchers.

Together, we can achieve transformative progress in the pursuit of scientific excellence and a healthier world for everyone.

On the fun side: Dr. Corthals is a rower, a sabre fencer and a violinist.

Title of Talk: “Neurodegeneration through a metabolic lens - or The Fats of Life”

Neurodegeneration has often been looked at through the lens of autoimmunity, in particular for MS, ALS and Parkinson’s. Here, we are going to look at how immunity is actually a downstream effect of a dysregulated metabolism and wukk explore new avenues of treatment.

Time: Sept. 09th, 2026 12:00 PM Eastern Time

Please register for the zoom using the link below

ZOOM Registration Link:

https://mountsinai.zoom.us/j/91667094333

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In order to maintain patient confidentiality, this group is open BY INVITATION ONLY. To request admission, please contact: Angela Riccobono, Ph.D. at angela.riccobono@mountsinai.org or Garrison Redd at Garrison.redd@mountsinai.org

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The guest speaker is Syra Madad, DHSc, MSc, MCP, CHEP, Chief Biopreparedness Officer at NYC Health + Hospitals, who will present on climate health and risk communication.

This quarterly series is sponsored by the Community and Global Health Institute at NYC Health + Hospitals/Elmhurst and Queens to highlight key community and global health issues through presentations by guest speakers. It is co-hosted by the Arnhold Institute for Global Health's New York City Partnership and the Internal Medicine Residency Program at NYC Health + Hospitals/Elmhurst.

Please RSVP if you will attend in person by Friday, September 4: https://forms.gle/pd4EepB9RFPs6VJN8

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Build and expand your daily voice-strengthening practice in this engaging group designed for individuals with Parkinson’s disease. Through dramatic readings, poetry, humor, games, music, and role-playing activities, participants practice increasing vocal volume and expression—and learn to use a stronger, more confident voice in conversations with family, friends, and the community.

Instructor: Karen Slotnick, MA, CCC-SLP
When: Wednesdays, 2:00 – 3:00 pm
Registration Required

To register, call 917-705-0998 or email Karen.slotnick@yahoo.com

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With the support of Mount Sinai Health System and New York City Spinal Cord Injury Association, our program has developed the first SCI women’s group in New York City. The SCI population is approximately 20 percent women, making us a minority within a minority in our society. We provide women with SCI the space to share their personal and intimate concerns with other women across age ranges, injury types and levels, and years of experience.

Our group meets weekly via zoom. We discuss various topics such as dating and sexuality, self-image, relationships with family, partners and friends, education, independence, co-dependence, self-advocacy, and dis/Ability as identity. We seek to empower, educate, and support one another.

If you are interested in attending a meeting, email womenonwheelsnyc@gmail.com or visit our website.

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When: First, Second & Fourth Wednesdays of each month, 6:00 – 8:00 pm
Where: Via Zoom
Facilitator: Rita Golub, LCSW

Registration Required
To register, call 646-335-2600 or email Golub60@aol.com.

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The Cells, Circuits, and Behavior (CCB) WIP comprises 16 laboratories whose work focuses on integrating molecular, cellular, and behavioral studies in the context of normal and diseased states.

You can add/access the talk titles here under the CCB tab. Neuroscience Dept. CCB WIP - Google Sheets

co-organizers: Drs. Hirofumi Morishita; Peter Rudebeck, and Xiaoting Wu

– Coffee will be provide

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The NDD-WIP is a seminar series for laboratories at Mount Sinai that study the process of neural development, regeneration, and stem cells. Investigations also include studies of the underlying biology of the disease processes in neurodevelopmental diseases (e.g., autism), neural degeneration (e.g., Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s disease), and neural malignancies (brain cancer).

You can add/access the talk titles here under the NDD tab. Neuroscience Dept. NND WIP - Google Sheets

Organizers: Silvia Derubeis and Roland Friedel

– Coffee will be provided

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Navigate Levy Library’s CE LibGuides (nursing and medicine) to locate CE‑enabled tools and instructions. In this session, we will cover:

How to identify and claim CE/CME within Levy Library resources (e.g., ClinicalKey, AccessMedicine, Read by QxMD);How to set up and customize a READ by QxMD account linked to institutional access, including following topics/journals and locating CE‑eligible articles;How to integrate these tools into your ongoing learning and teaching.Related LibGuide: Continuing Education by Mia Bolton

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"Targeting memory-related neural oscillations with direct electrical stimulation"

Uma R. Mohan, PhD
National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke, NIH

September 10, 2026 • 11:00am-12:00pm

In-person: Hess Building, Seminar Room A, 2nd floor (1470 Madison Ave.)
Host: Denise Cai and Laura Berner

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Created by the Spinal Cord Injury Transitions Group of Mount Sinai and powered by Social Creatures, SitGrit is a free, fully seated, home-based aerobic and strength training workout for the upper body. Classes are held fully remotely on Zoom, and led by high-performance and Olympic fitness trainers. SitGrit is open to everyone. No workout equipment is needed to participate. The classes are open for all ages, fitness levels, and mobility levels. Classes include full upper body workouts, boxing, dance, yoga, and more!

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Created by Mount Sinai Spinal Cord Injur Program and powered by Social Creatures, SitGrit is a free, fully seated, home-based aerobic and strength training workout for the upper body. Classes are held fully remotely on Zoom, and led by high-performance and Olympic fitness trainers. SitGrit is open to everyone. No workout equipment is needed to participate. The classes are open for all ages, fitness levels, and mobility levels. Classes include full upper body workouts, boxing, dance, yoga, and more!

For more information on SitGrit Fitness visit their website: HERE

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“Wiring Specificity of Neural Circuits”

Liqun Luo, PhD
Professor,
Department of Biology
HHMI Investigator
Stanford University

Date: Thursday, 9/10/2026 • 1pm
Location: Hess Building, Davis Auditorium, 2nd floor
Host: Roland Friedel, PhD

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EMS CME: Why The Next 9/11 Won’t Look Like 9/11

Speaker: Dr. Donell Harvin, PhD, MPH, MBA

For those seeking EMS CME Credit, please register below: https://collabornation.net/sl/event_details/96123

Zoom Link: https://mountsinai.zoom.us/j/91991399855#success

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Join us for T’ai Chi, a simple yet highly effective movement routine designed to improve balance, flexibility, and cognitive function. No special clothing is required.

Instructors: Kenneth Gray and Carolyn Perkins
When: Thursdays, 5 – 6 pm
Location: Hosted by Mount Sinai West, Clinical Neurosciences Center (held virtually via Zoom)
Cost: Free

To register, email: joan.miravite@mountsinai.org

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Instructor: Kenneth Gray/Carolyn Perkins
When: Thursdays, 6:15 – 7:15pm
Zoom Meeting ID: 472 880 6429
Passcode: kengong

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When: Thursdays, 6:30 pm
Where: Via Zoom
Facilitator: Kathleen Gingerelli

For details, email: kgingerelli@msn.com

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In this workshop we will cover:

Using our Research Discovery tool to locate books and journals in our catalog How to locate and access databasesReserving spacesUsing library resources to optimize your searchLibrary support services

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Chun-Jun Guo, PhD

Associate Professor of Microbiology & Immunology in Medicine
Halvorsen Family Research Scholar in Metabolic Health
Jill Roberts Institute for Research in Inflammatory Bowel Disease
Joan and Sanford I. Weill Department of Medicine GI Division
Weill Cornell Medicine

Tue 09/15/2026

Host: Gang Fang, PhD

Join us in-person at 10 AM for the Breakfast Social!

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Trainee Session RSVP Link

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Abstract:

This presentation will address crucial ethical issues and justice considerations across the continuum of screening, treatment, and research for children and adults with rare conditions. As advances in genomic sequencing and gene therapies transform the outlook for individuals with rare genetic diseases, new ethical challenges arise in developing both screening and treatment approaches within healthcare and research settings. I will examine understudied ethical concerns, including issues of institutional trustworthiness, informed consent, and the prioritization of research questions, that impact access to screening, availability of treatments, and participation in research. Using gene therapy and newborn screening as case studies, I will discuss the need to broaden our frameworks for respect for persons, patient inclusion, and justice, so that rare disease communities, especially historically underserved populations, can fully benefit from advances in rare disease screening and interventions. The presentation concludes by considering how multidisciplinary research teams can foster ethical rigor and transformative change in translational genomics through sustained engagement with diverse rare disease patient communities.

Date: Tuesday, September 15, 2026
Time: 12 - 1pm ET
In-Person Location: Hess Seminar Room B
Zoom Registration Link
Zoom Meeting ID: 967 4608 1663

Zoom meeting info will be sent after registration.

Speaker:

Aaron J. Goldenberg, PhD, MPH
Professor and Vice Chair, Department of Bioethics
Director, Bioethics Center for Health and Genomics (CHANGE)
Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine
ajg10@case.edu
LinkedIn

Aaron Goldenberg is a Professor and Vice-Chair in the Department of Bioethics at Case Western Reserve University (CWRU). He is also Director of the CWRU Bioethics Center for Health and Genomics (CHANGE). His work has focused on the ethical, legal, and social issues (ELSI) associated with research and clinical care for rare diseases and the integration of new genomic technologies into research, clinical and public health settings. Dr. Goldenberg's work aims at increasing parent and patient voices in the considerations of the ethical and social implications of expanded genetic and genomic screening in newborns and children – especially addressing how genetic information may change care decisions and impact the diagnostic and intervention odysseys of families. Dr. Goldenberg is currently the co-chair for the Ethical, Legal, Social & Policy Implications (ELSPI) sub-committee of the Association of Public Health Laboratories (APHL) and sits on APHL’s steering committee for their NewSTEPs newborn screening resource center.

Faculty Host

Katherine Bonini, MA, MS, CGC
Instructor and Faculty Member
Institute for Genomic Health

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Anil Rustgi, MD
Herbert and Florence Irving Professor of Medicine
Director, Herbert Irving Comprehensive Cancer Center
Columbia University/New York Presbyterian Hospital

Hosted by: Ramon Parsons, MD, PhD

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Gerrit Schmidt
Ph.D. Student
Laboratory of Jeremiah Faith
Department of Genetic & Genomic Sciences

Title TBA

Ivan Odak, Ph.D.
Post-Doctoral Fellow
Laboratory of Joshua Brody
Department of Medicine, Division of Hematology & Medical Oncology

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Created by the Spinal Cord Injury Transitions Group of Mount Sinai and powered by Social Creatures, SitGrit is a free, fully seated, home-based aerobic and strength training workout for the upper body. Classes are held fully remotely on Zoom, and led by high-performance and Olympic fitness trainers. SitGrit is open to everyone. No workout equipment is needed to participate. The classes are open for all ages, fitness levels, and mobility levels. Classes include full upper body workouts, boxing, dance, yoga, and more!

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Instructor: Jerry Snee, Certified Yoga Instructor
When: Tuesdays, 3:00 – 4:15 pm (weekly)
Location: Hosted by Mount Sinai West, Clinical Neurosciences Center (held virtually via Zoom)
Cost: Free

To register, email: joan.miravite@mountsinai.org

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The Epigenetics WIP comprises 10 laboratories whose work focuses on the transcriptional and epigenetic mechanisms by which environmental stimuli (e.g., a drug of abuse, stress) over a lifetime alter cell and circuit function to mediate lasting behavioral abnormalities.

You can add/access the talk titles here under the Epigenetics tab Neuroscience Dept. Epigenetics WIP – Google Sheet 2026-2027

Co-organizers: Drs. Paul Kenny and Ian Maze

Participating Labs: Drs. Kenny, Schaefer, Hurd, Ables, Maze, Russo, Akbarian, Jian Jin, Nestler, and Elahi labs

– Coffee will be provided

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Wednesday, September 16, 2026

1000 Tenth Avenue

Between West 58th

and 59th Streets

10 am - 3 pm

Rain date Thursday, September 17

Open to all community members and family friendly

Things to do:

Health ScreeningsHealth EducationFood DriveMusic and DJYoga

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Healthcare Simulation Week Grand Rounds 2026

Featured International Speaker: Marvin Jansen, PhD

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Title of Talk: Myokines as Molecular Transducers of Exercise: Cellular Mechanisms Underlying Exercise as Medicine and Clinical Applications

This talk presents a mechanism for exercise as medicine, framing skeletal muscle as an endocrine organ to explain exercise's systemic effects. It then translates those mechanisms into clinical applications across diabetes, osteoporosis, and cancer. It presents myokine physiology and provides a foundation for transforming exercise counseling from generic encouragement into a prescription with a dose, frequency, and duration that facilitates health behavior change with patients.

Time: Sept. 16, 2026 12:00 AM Eastern Time

Please register for the zoom using the link below

ZOOM Registration Link:

https://mountsinai.zoom.us/j/94213468374

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In order to maintain patient confidentiality, this group is open BY INVITATION ONLY. To request admission, please contact: Angela Riccobono, Ph.D. at angela.riccobono@mountsinai.org or Garrison Redd at Garrison.redd@mountsinai.org

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Build and expand your daily voice-strengthening practice in this engaging group designed for individuals with Parkinson’s disease. Through dramatic readings, poetry, humor, games, music, and role-playing activities, participants practice increasing vocal volume and expression—and learn to use a stronger, more confident voice in conversations with family, friends, and the community.

Instructor: Karen Slotnick, MA, CCC-SLP
When: Wednesdays, 2:00 – 3:00 pm
Registration Required

To register, call 917-705-0998 or email Karen.slotnick@yahoo.com

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With the support of Mount Sinai Health System and New York City Spinal Cord Injury Association, our program has developed the first SCI women’s group in New York City. The SCI population is approximately 20 percent women, making us a minority within a minority in our society. We provide women with SCI the space to share their personal and intimate concerns with other women across age ranges, injury types and levels, and years of experience.

Our group meets weekly via zoom. We discuss various topics such as dating and sexuality, self-image, relationships with family, partners and friends, education, independence, co-dependence, self-advocacy, and dis/Ability as identity. We seek to empower, educate, and support one another.

If you are interested in attending a meeting, email womenonwheelsnyc@gmail.com or visit our website.

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Hosted by Dr. Ash Tewari, System Chair of Urology at Mount Sinai, this exclusive event will bring together recognized experts to discuss the latest advances in prostate cancer detection, diagnosis, and treatment, while exploring the broader topics shaping the future of men's health, including longevity and the growing impact of artificial intelligence in medicine.

Attendees will gain valuable insights into emerging technologies, groundbreaking research, and innovative approaches that are transforming healthcare. Dr. Tewari will also share his internationally recognized nerve sparing robotic surgical technique and discuss how continued innovation is improving cancer outcomes while helping preserve patients' quality of life.

Participants will have the opportunity to hear directly from leading specialists, engage in interactive discussions, ask questions during live Q&A sessions, and connect with experts dedicated to advancing men's health.

Whether you are seeking to better understand your health, support a loved one, or learn about the future of urologic cancer treatment, this event offers a unique opportunity to receive trusted information from leaders in the field.

Please note: This is an in person event only.

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PA Grand Rounds

Topic: Respiratory Illnesses/Pulmonary

Thursday, September 17, 2026, 7:55 am - Noon

Presented Virtually via Zoom. Contact joan.esbri-cullen@mountsinai.org for calendar invite.

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The Cells, Circuits, and Behavior (CCB) WIP comprises 16 laboratories whose work focuses on integrating molecular, cellular, and behavioral studies in the context of normal and diseased states.

You can add/access the talk titles here under the CCB tab. Neuroscience Dept. CCB WIP - Google Sheets

co-organizers: Drs. Hirofumi Morishita; Peter Rudebeck, and Xiaoting Wu

– Coffee will be provide

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The NDD-WIP is a seminar series for laboratories at Mount Sinai that study the process of neural development, regeneration, and stem cells. Investigations also include studies of the underlying biology of the disease processes in neurodevelopmental diseases (e.g., autism), neural degeneration (e.g., Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s disease), and neural malignancies (brain cancer).

You can add/access the talk titles here under the NDD tab. Neuroscience Dept. NND WIP - Google Sheets

Organizers: Silvia Derubeis and Roland Friedel

– Coffee will be provided

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Title of Talk: Mapping the Human Exposome: From Population Pattern to Cellular Resolution

This presentation will explore cutting-edge approaches in environmental health that integrate chemical exposomics with multi-omics technologies to understand how environmental exposures influence human health. I will discuss our recent work on precision environmental health monitoring, including longitudinal profiling of personal exposomes and their connections to disease outcomes, with particular emphasis on applications in cancer, neurodegeneration, and respiratory health research. The talk will highlight opportunities for cross-disciplinary collaboration in advancing exposome science across scales, from population-level patterns to individual monitoring and down to molecular and cellular mechanisms.

Time: Sept. 17, 2026 10:00 AM Eastern Time

Please register for the zoom using the link below

ZOOM Registration Link:

https://mountsinai.zoom.us/j/94558061664

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Created by the Spinal Cord Injury Transitions Group of Mount Sinai and powered by Social Creatures, SitGrit is a free, fully seated, home-based aerobic and strength training workout for the upper body. Classes are held fully remotely on Zoom, and led by high-performance and Olympic fitness trainers. SitGrit is open to everyone. No workout equipment is needed to participate. The classes are open for all ages, fitness levels, and mobility levels. Classes include full upper body workouts, boxing, dance, yoga, and more!

For more information on SitGrit Fitness visit their website: HERE

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Created by Mount Sinai Spinal Cord Injur Program and powered by Social Creatures, SitGrit is a free, fully seated, home-based aerobic and strength training workout for the upper body. Classes are held fully remotely on Zoom, and led by high-performance and Olympic fitness trainers. SitGrit is open to everyone. No workout equipment is needed to participate. The classes are open for all ages, fitness levels, and mobility levels. Classes include full upper body workouts, boxing, dance, yoga, and more!

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Form a searchable question

Identify appropriate databases/information sources

Create & execute a comprehensive search strategy

Organize their results

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“From isolation to connection: a journey through addiction neuroscience”

Marco Venniro, PhD
Associate Professor,
Department of Neurobiology
Department of Psychiatry
University of Maryland School of Medicine

Date: Thursday, 9/17/2026 • 1pm
Location: Hess Building, Davis Auditorium, 2nd floor
Host: Brian Sweis, MD, PhD

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Join us for T’ai Chi, a simple yet highly effective movement routine designed to improve balance, flexibility, and cognitive function. No special clothing is required.

Instructors: Kenneth Gray and Carolyn Perkins
When: Thursdays, 5 – 6 pm
Location: Hosted by Mount Sinai West, Clinical Neurosciences Center (held virtually via Zoom)
Cost: Free

To register, email: joan.miravite@mountsinai.org

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Instructor: Kenneth Gray/Carolyn Perkins
When: Thursdays, 6:15 – 7:15pm
Zoom Meeting ID: 472 880 6429
Passcode: kengong

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When: Thursdays, 6:30 pm
Where: Via Zoom
Facilitator: Kathleen Gingerelli

For details, email: kgingerelli@msn.com

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To register and for any questions please contact Garrison Redd at Garrison.redd@mountsinai.org

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Drawing on 17 longitudinal studies across six countries tracking children from pre-pandemic baselines through today, this session tells a story far less catastrophic than predicted. Participants will explore findings that impacts were real but rarely disastrous, often fading over time – evidence that challenges dominant narratives of universal "learning loss." The session will equip providers with research-backed framing for counseling families, highlighting resilience and the role of context in children's development.

Dr. Anna Johnson is a full Professor of Psychology at Georgetown University, where she teaches and serves as Co-Director of Graduate Studies for the PhD program. She also co-leads the Context, Development and Social Policy lab, where she is Principal Investigator of an NIH-funded longitudinal evaluation of one of the nation's first universal public pre-kindergarten programs. Additionally, with funding from NICHD and NIMH, she is studying the impacts of COVID-induced school closures and other pandemic-era disruptions on child learning and development. Across all of her work, she combines public policy and developmental science to generate rigorous, actionable evidence to guide sound policy decisions.

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When: Third Friday of each month, 2:00 pm
Where: Via Zoom
Facilitator: Roberta Schine, CKYI

Please RSVP by calling 917-482-3395 or emailing RLSchine@aol.com.

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When: Monthly on Fridays, 6:00 – 7:30 pm
Jan 16, Feb 13, Mar 13, April 17, May 15, June 12, July 17, Aug 14, Sept 18, Oct 16, Nov 13, Dec 18

Where: Via Zoom
Facilitator: Margaux Galli

For meeting information and to RSVP, please email: margauxadvocacy@gmail.com

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https://www.coursera.org/learn/bd2k-lincs

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Join us as we take a deep dive on best practices for incorporating ChatGPT into traditional search methods to build a comprehensive search strategy.

NOTE: This session is intended for searchers who already are familiar with basic literature searching. If you are not, we highly recommend watching the “Conducting a Literature Review” recording or attending one of the live sessions of this workshop first.

Related LibGuide: Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Learning and Discovery by Mia Bolton

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David Christiani, MD, MPH, MS
Elkan Blout Professor of Environmental Genetics
Harvard TH Chan School of Public Health
Professor of Medicine
Harvard Medical School
Distinguished Physician
Massachusetts General Hospital

Hosted by: Zeynep H. Gumus, PhD

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Nima Assad
M.D., Ph.D. Student
Laboratory of Stuart Sealfon
Department of Neurology

Title TBA

Gabriel Nascimento de Souza Santos
Ph.D. Student
Laboratory of Dmitriy Zamarin
Department of Medicine, Division of Hematology & Medical Oncology

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Created by the Spinal Cord Injury Transitions Group of Mount Sinai and powered by Social Creatures, SitGrit is a free, fully seated, home-based aerobic and strength training workout for the upper body. Classes are held fully remotely on Zoom, and led by high-performance and Olympic fitness trainers. SitGrit is open to everyone. No workout equipment is needed to participate. The classes are open for all ages, fitness levels, and mobility levels. Classes include full upper body workouts, boxing, dance, yoga, and more!

For more information on SitGrit Fitness visit their website: HERE

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Instructor: Jerry Snee, Certified Yoga Instructor
When: Tuesdays, 3:00 – 4:15 pm (weekly)
Location: Hosted by Mount Sinai West, Clinical Neurosciences Center (held virtually via Zoom)
Cost: Free

To register, email: joan.miravite@mountsinai.org

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This accredited, half-day CME event (4.5 credits) provides key updates in fertility care for OB/GYNs, women’s health providers, primary care physicians, and oncologists, covering:

The latest advancements in fertility careRecurrent pregnancy lossFertility preservationOncofertilityLGBTQIA+ family-buildingGenetics and fertilityGLP-1s and fertilityGut health and fertilityWellness and mental healthJoin us in person or virtually for expert-led sessions, patient perspectives, and practical guidance for counseling, treatment decisions, and referrals.

During this event, you will:

Explore Best Practices: Gain an overview of recent advances in fertility care, and when they should be appropriately utilizedImprove Diagnostic Confidence and Preparedness: Apply diagnostic criteria and appropriate workup strategies for common REI presentationsAdvance Evidence-Based Care: Interpret results of reproductive hormone testing and integrate evidence-based fertility guidelines into clinical decision-making to ensure timely and appropriate referrals for specialized careEngage: Connect with leading medical experts in REI and women’s health through interactive sessions and Q&A

Event Details

Date: Wednesday, September 23, 2026

Time: 7:30AM - 1:35PM

Location: Mount Sinai Goldwurm Auditorium, Icahn Medical Institute at Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai

Address: 1425 Madison Avenue, First Floor, New York, NY 10029

Hosted by: The Raquel and Jaime Gilinski Department of Obstetrics, Gynecology and Reproductive Science at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai and RMA of New York

Whether you join us in person or attend virtually, this is a unique opportunity to deepen your understanding of reproductive medicine and to enhance how you support patients seeking effective, inclusive, and timely fertility care.

Register Today

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The Epigenetics WIP comprises 10 laboratories whose work focuses on the transcriptional and epigenetic mechanisms by which environmental stimuli (e.g., a drug of abuse, stress) over a lifetime alter cell and circuit function to mediate lasting behavioral abnormalities.

You can add/access the talk titles here under the Epigenetics tab Neuroscience Dept. Epigenetics WIP – Google Sheet 2026-2027

Co-organizers: Drs. Paul Kenny and Ian Maze

Participating Labs: Drs. Kenny, Schaefer, Hurd, Ables, Maze, Russo, Akbarian, Jian Jin, Nestler, and Elahi labs

– Coffee will be provided

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Wednesday, September 23, 2026

Amsterdam Avenue

Between West 113th

and West 114th Streets

10 am - 3 pm

Rain date Thursday, September 24

Open to all community members and family friendly

Things to do:

Health ScreeningsHealth EducationFood DriveMusic and DJYoga

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Presenter:

Tanya Saraiya, PhD Associate Professor (tenure-track), Addiction Sciences Division, Department of Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences, College of Medicine, Medical University of South Carolina

CME and CE credit is available to Mount Sinai Health System (MSHS) physicians, nurses, social workers, and psychologists.

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When: Second & Fourth Wednesday of each month, 11:30 am – 1:00 pm
Where: Via Zoom
Facilitator: Norma Loeb

For more information, call 646-248-9292 or email Norma@lbdny.org.

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In order to maintain patient confidentiality, this group is open BY INVITATION ONLY. To request admission, please contact: Angela Riccobono, Ph.D. at angela.riccobono@mountsinai.org or Garrison Redd at Garrison.redd@mountsinai.org

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He then attended the Perelman School of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania, where he also completed a Master’s in Bioethics while earning his medical degree. He remained at Penn for his internal medicine residency before joining Mount Sinai for fellowship training in cardiovascular disease.

A former Division I rower, Dr. Sigal has developed a clinical and academic interest in sports cardiology, with a particular focus on the cardiovascular care of competitive and tactical athletes. In the 2027 to 2028 academic year, he will become Mount Sinai’s inaugural Sports Cardiology Fellow, where he will focus on athlete cardiovascular screening, exercise-related cardiovascular disease, and the cardiovascular care of firefighters, law enforcement officers, and other tactical athletes.

Title of Talk: The Tactical Athlete’s Heart: The Expanding Role of Sports Cardiology in Occupational Health

Sports cardiology has undergone a remarkable evolution over the past several decades, shifting from a model centered on risk avoidance and universal sports disqualification to one that emphasizes individualized risk assessment and shared decision making. This presentation will review the history of the field, the emergence of more nuanced participation recommendations, and key updates from the 2025 sports cardiology guidelines.

Building on this foundation, the discussion will explore the expanding role of sports cardiology beyond traditional competitive athletes, with a particular focus on tactical athletes such as firefighters and law enforcement officers. These individuals face unique occupational cardiovascular demands that differ from those of both young competitive athletes and masters athletes. Topics will include preparticipation cardiovascular screening, distinguishing physiologic athletic cardiac remodeling from pathologic conditions such as hypertrophic cardiomyopathy, and contemporary approaches to fitness-for-duty evaluations.

Finally, the presentation will highlight the broader role of the sports cardiologist in caring for tactical athletes, including cardiovascular risk assessment, prevention strategies, and longitudinal cardiovascular care. Together, these concepts illustrate how principles developed in sports cardiology can be applied to improve the health, safety, and performance of individuals whose occupations demand exceptional physical performance.

Time: Sept. 23, 2026 10:00 AM Eastern Time

Please register for the zoom using the link below

ZOOM Registration Link:

https://mountsinai.zoom.us/j/97873199271

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We'll also take a deep dive into Royal Society's journals - a home for excellent scientific research for over 360 years. Providing a broad coverage of science, technology, engineering and mathematics, much of the research published by the Royal Society is cross-disciplinary, broad interest and high impact. For 2026, the Levy Library has partnered with Royal Society Publishing to allow authors to publish open access for free through the Royal Society, making research funds stretch even further and helping to increase the visibility of your work. This information session will discuss the journals and their metrics, what the submission process and author journey looks like, and our support for authors publishing in your discipline. There will also be the opportunity to ask questions.

About the speaker: Sophie Ferguson is the author engagement officer at Royal Society Publishing. After finishing her PhD at the University of St. Andrews School of Medicine in 2018, she moved into the academic publishing industry. She continues to have a passion for scientific enquiry and supporting the research community.

See the list of publishing agreements we have on our Discount or No-Cost Publishing Agreements for Mount Sinai Authors guide.

Related LibGuide: Open Access by Carrie Levinson

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We'll also take a deep dive into Royal Society's journals - a home for excellent scientific research for over 360 years. Providing a broad coverage of science, technology, engineering and mathematics, much of the research published by the Royal Society is cross-disciplinary, broad interest and high impact. For 2026, the Levy Library has partnered with Royal Society Publishing to allow authors to publish open access for free through the Royal Society, making research funds stretch even further and helping to increase the visibility of your work. This information session will discuss the journals and their metrics, what the submission process and author journey looks like, and our support for authors publishing in your discipline. There will also be the opportunity to ask questions.

About the speaker: Sophie Ferguson is the author engagement officer at Royal Society Publishing. After finishing her PhD at the University of St. Andrews School of Medicine in 2018, she moved into the academic publishing industry. She continues to have a passion for scientific enquiry and supporting the research community.

See the list of publishing agreements we have on our Discount or No-Cost Publishing Agreements for Mount Sinai Authors guide.

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Build and expand your daily voice-strengthening practice in this engaging group designed for individuals with Parkinson’s disease. Through dramatic readings, poetry, humor, games, music, and role-playing activities, participants practice increasing vocal volume and expression—and learn to use a stronger, more confident voice in conversations with family, friends, and the community.

Instructor: Karen Slotnick, MA, CCC-SLP
When: Wednesdays, 2:00 – 3:00 pm
Registration Required

To register, call 917-705-0998 or email Karen.slotnick@yahoo.com

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With the support of Mount Sinai Health System and New York City Spinal Cord Injury Association, our program has developed the first SCI women’s group in New York City. The SCI population is approximately 20 percent women, making us a minority within a minority in our society. We provide women with SCI the space to share their personal and intimate concerns with other women across age ranges, injury types and levels, and years of experience.

Our group meets weekly via zoom. We discuss various topics such as dating and sexuality, self-image, relationships with family, partners and friends, education, independence, co-dependence, self-advocacy, and dis/Ability as identity. We seek to empower, educate, and support one another.

If you are interested in attending a meeting, email womenonwheelsnyc@gmail.com or visit our website.

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When: First, Second & Fourth Wednesdays of each month, 6:00 – 8:00 pm
Where: Via Zoom
Facilitator: Rita Golub, LCSW

Registration Required
To register, call 646-335-2600 or email Golub60@aol.com.

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The Cells, Circuits, and Behavior (CCB) WIP comprises 16 laboratories whose work focuses on integrating molecular, cellular, and behavioral studies in the context of normal and diseased states.

You can add/access the talk titles here under the CCB tab. Neuroscience Dept. CCB WIP - Google Sheets

co-organizers: Drs. Hirofumi Morishita; Peter Rudebeck, and Xiaoting Wu

– Coffee will be provide

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The NDD-WIP is a seminar series for laboratories at Mount Sinai that study the process of neural development, regeneration, and stem cells. Investigations also include studies of the underlying biology of the disease processes in neurodevelopmental diseases (e.g., autism), neural degeneration (e.g., Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s disease), and neural malignancies (brain cancer).

You can add/access the talk titles here under the NDD tab. Neuroscience Dept. NND WIP - Google Sheets

Organizers: Silvia Derubeis and Roland Friedel

– Coffee will be provided

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Marissa L. Gredler, PhD

Assistant Professor, Department of Molecular and Cellular Biology,

Harvard University

“Epithelial morphogenesis: From local cell interactions to emergent patterns”

Thursday, September 24th, 2026

12:00 PM – 1:00 PM

Host: Sergei Sokol, PhD

Location: Annenberg Building, 25th Floor, Room: 25-51

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Created by the Spinal Cord Injury Transitions Group of Mount Sinai and powered by Social Creatures, SitGrit is a free, fully seated, home-based aerobic and strength training workout for the upper body. Classes are held fully remotely on Zoom, and led by high-performance and Olympic fitness trainers. SitGrit is open to everyone. No workout equipment is needed to participate. The classes are open for all ages, fitness levels, and mobility levels. Classes include full upper body workouts, boxing, dance, yoga, and more!

For more information on SitGrit Fitness visit their website: HERE

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Created by Mount Sinai Spinal Cord Injur Program and powered by Social Creatures, SitGrit is a free, fully seated, home-based aerobic and strength training workout for the upper body. Classes are held fully remotely on Zoom, and led by high-performance and Olympic fitness trainers. SitGrit is open to everyone. No workout equipment is needed to participate. The classes are open for all ages, fitness levels, and mobility levels. Classes include full upper body workouts, boxing, dance, yoga, and more!

For more information on SitGrit Fitness visit their website: HERE

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“Subjective Feelings to Brain Mechanisms: Advancing the Science of Mood through Epistemic Iteration”

Nicole Rust, PhD
Rose Family Endowed Term Professor of Psychology
University of Pennsylvania

Date: Thursday, 9/24/2026 • 1pm
Location: Hess Building, Davis Auditorium, 2nd Floor
Host: Blair Shevlin, PhD

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Join us for T’ai Chi, a simple yet highly effective movement routine designed to improve balance, flexibility, and cognitive function. No special clothing is required.

Instructors: Kenneth Gray and Carolyn Perkins
When: Thursdays, 5 – 6 pm
Location: Hosted by Mount Sinai West, Clinical Neurosciences Center (held virtually via Zoom)
Cost: Free

To register, email: joan.miravite@mountsinai.org

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Instructor: Kenneth Gray/Carolyn Perkins
When: Thursdays, 6:15 – 7:15pm
Zoom Meeting ID: 472 880 6429
Passcode: kengong

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When: Thursdays, 6:30 pm
Where: Via Zoom
Facilitator: Kathleen Gingerelli

For details, email: kgingerelli@msn.com

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To register and for any questions please contact Garrison Redd at Garrison.redd@mountsinai.org

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Chen Dong, Ph.D.
Feng Ying Chair Professor, Dean, and Vice President
Westlake University School of Medicine

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The course contains practical tutorials for using tools and setting up pipelines, but it also covers the mathematics behind the methods applied within the tools. The course is mostly appropriate for beginning graduate students and advanced undergraduates majoring in fields such as biology, math, physics, chemistry, computer science, biomedical and electrical engineering.

The lectures should be useful for researchers who encounter large datasets in their own research. The course presents software tools developed by the Ma’ayan Laboratory from the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai, but also other freely available data analysis and visualization tools. The ultimate aim of the course is to enable participants to utilize the methods presented in this course for analyzing their own data for their own projects. For those participants that do not work in the field, the course introduces the current research challenges faced in the field of computational systems biology.

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Sponsored by The SAFE Committee and Mount Sinai Health System Nursing

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"Regulation of Glucose Homeostasis by the Peripheral Nervous System"

Lori Zeltser, PhD
Professor, Department of Medicine
Professor, Department of Pathology & Cell Biology
Vagelos College of Physicians & Surgeons
Columbia University

Tuesday, Sept. 29th at 10am
Location: Davis Auditorium and via Zoom
Host: Sarah A Stanley, MBBCh, PhD

Register: https://mountsinai.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_B6KAe3aBQhuHdpHA7pBsjA#/registration

#BrainBodyResearchInstitute

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Neeha Zaidi, MD
Associate Professor of Oncology
Sidney Kimmel Comprehensive Cancer Center
Johns Hopkins University

Host: Yelena Ginzburg, MD

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Max Schaefer
Ph.D. Student
Laboratory of Miriam Merad
Department of Immunology & Immunotherapy

Title TBA

Michelle Adler
M.D., Ph.D. Student
Laboratories of Jean Lim and Dusan Bogunovic
Department of Microbiology

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Created by the Spinal Cord Injury Transitions Group of Mount Sinai and powered by Social Creatures, SitGrit is a free, fully seated, home-based aerobic and strength training workout for the upper body. Classes are held fully remotely on Zoom, and led by high-performance and Olympic fitness trainers. SitGrit is open to everyone. No workout equipment is needed to participate. The classes are open for all ages, fitness levels, and mobility levels. Classes include full upper body workouts, boxing, dance, yoga, and more!

For more information on SitGrit Fitness visit their website: HERE

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Instructor: Jerry Snee, Certified Yoga Instructor
When: Tuesdays, 3:00 – 4:15 pm (weekly)
Location: Hosted by Mount Sinai West, Clinical Neurosciences Center (held virtually via Zoom)
Cost: Free

To register, email: joan.miravite@mountsinai.org

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The highly regarded Faculty Success Program is designed to help faculty increase research productivity, establish sustainable writing practices, and improve work-life balance. OPED is offering two $1,000 scholarships toward participation in the upcoming cohort. The remaining program fee is the responsibility of the participant, their department, or their institute.

Full application materials and attachments are available here: https://onfirstup.com/mountsinai/mountsinai/contents/42832489

OPED Scholarship Application Deadline: Wednesday, September 30, at 5 pm

Additional Free NCFDD Resources

Requesting Departmental Support: https://www.ncfdd.org/makingtheaskfspFree 14-Day Writing Challenge: https://www.ncfdd.org/programs/14-day-writing-challenge/NCFDD Events & Webinars: https://www.ncfdd.org/resources/events-and-webinars/
Sign in with your Mount Sinai institutional membership to access webinars.Faculty Resources: https://www.ncfdd.org/solutions/faculty/For questions, please contact OPED@mssm.edu.

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The Epigenetics WIP comprises 10 laboratories whose work focuses on the transcriptional and epigenetic mechanisms by which environmental stimuli (e.g., a drug of abuse, stress) over a lifetime alter cell and circuit function to mediate lasting behavioral abnormalities.

You can add/access the talk titles here under the Epigenetics tab Neuroscience Dept. Epigenetics WIP – Google Sheet 2026-2027

Co-organizers: Drs. Paul Kenny and Ian Maze

Participating Labs: Drs. Kenny, Schaefer, Hurd, Ables, Maze, Russo, Akbarian, Jian Jin, Nestler, and Elahi labs

– Coffee will be provided

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In order to maintain patient confidentiality, this group is open BY INVITATION ONLY. To request admission, please contact: Angela Riccobono, Ph.D. at angela.riccobono@mountsinai.org or Garrison Redd at Garrison.redd@mountsinai.org

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Wednesday, February 25, 2026 - CANCELLED

Thursday, March 12, 2026 at 2:30PM-3:30PM - Jeff Downey (Swirski Lab)
"Type I Interferon as a Lifelong Mediator of Macrophage Tissue Residency and Function"

Wednesday, March 25, 2026 (LOCATION CHANGE: HESS 8-101) - Merad Lab (Jing Zhang)

Wednesday, April 29, 2026 - Naik Lab (Andreas Obers)

Wednesday, May 27, 2026 - GAPs Lab (Afrin Sultana Shaik)

Wednesday, June 24, 2026 - Sinai Senescence Team (Patty J Lee, PI)

Wednesday, July 29, 2026 - NO SEMINAR - SUMMER BREAK

Wednesday, August 26, 2026 - NO SEMINAR - SUMMER BREAK

Wednesday, September 30, 2026 - GAPs Lab (Ambra Sartori)

Wednesday, October 28, 2026 - Metabolic reprogramming during Aging (Puleston Lab)

Wednesday, November 18, 2026 - Asgari Lab (Ashley Richardson)

Wednesday, December 16, 2026 - Speaker TBD

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Build and expand your daily voice-strengthening practice in this engaging group designed for individuals with Parkinson’s disease. Through dramatic readings, poetry, humor, games, music, and role-playing activities, participants practice increasing vocal volume and expression—and learn to use a stronger, more confident voice in conversations with family, friends, and the community.

Instructor: Karen Slotnick, MA, CCC-SLP
When: Wednesdays, 2:00 – 3:00 pm
Registration Required

To register, call 917-705-0998 or email Karen.slotnick@yahoo.com

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With the support of Mount Sinai Health System and New York City Spinal Cord Injury Association, our program has developed the first SCI women’s group in New York City. The SCI population is approximately 20 percent women, making us a minority within a minority in our society. We provide women with SCI the space to share their personal and intimate concerns with other women across age ranges, injury types and levels, and years of experience.

Our group meets weekly via zoom. We discuss various topics such as dating and sexuality, self-image, relationships with family, partners and friends, education, independence, co-dependence, self-advocacy, and dis/Ability as identity. We seek to empower, educate, and support one another.

If you are interested in attending a meeting, email womenonwheelsnyc@gmail.com or visit our website.

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In this group, you'll find community, understanding, and strength among others who share similar lived experiences. Together, we navigate grief, trauma, identity, and resilience, while also exploring practical strategies for adapting to life with SCI.

Our support group is held on the last Wednesday of every month. Light Refreshments are served. Contact Garrison.Redd@mountsinai.org if you are interested in attending.

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Diana Felton, M.D. State Toxicologist, Hawaii Department of Health

Date: September 30, 2026

Time: 4:00 PM EST

Virtual Event: https://mountsinai.zoom.us/j/97143908351?pwd=uZzaam0bgS366hDegD1yca2DHygDlv.1&from=addon

Topic: Toxicology and Public Health

Join us for an exciting educational session as Diana Felton, M.D. presents in the RESPOND Center Lecture Series.

Dr. Diana Felton is board certified in emergency medicine and medical toxicology. She has recently taken over as Chief of the Hawaii Department of Health’s Communicable Disease and Public Health Nursing Division. Prior to that, she was the State Toxicologist with the Hawaii Department of Health Hazard Evaluation and Emergency Response (HEER) Office. She worked with many state, federal, and community partners on issues such as childhood lead poisoning prevention, safe fish consumption, air pollution risks, pesticides, and other environmental health hazards. She is a member of the Hawaii Advisory Committee on Drug Abuse and Controlled Substances and EPA’s Children’s Health Protection Advisory Committee.

For any questions, please contact Jon Berger, RESPOND Center Project Manager, at jonathan.berger@mountsinai.org.

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The Cells, Circuits, and Behavior (CCB) WIP comprises 16 laboratories whose work focuses on integrating molecular, cellular, and behavioral studies in the context of normal and diseased states.

You can add/access the talk titles here under the CCB tab. Neuroscience Dept. CCB WIP - Google Sheets

co-organizers: Drs. Hirofumi Morishita; Peter Rudebeck, and Xiaoting Wu

– Coffee will be provide

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The NDD-WIP is a seminar series for laboratories at Mount Sinai that study the process of neural development, regeneration, and stem cells. Investigations also include studies of the underlying biology of the disease processes in neurodevelopmental diseases (e.g., autism), neural degeneration (e.g., Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s disease), and neural malignancies (brain cancer).

You can add/access the talk titles here under the NDD tab. Neuroscience Dept. NND WIP - Google Sheets

Organizers: Silvia Derubeis and Roland Friedel

– Coffee will be provided

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Jianwen Que, MD, PhD

Director of Columbia Center for Human Development,

Director of Mouse Model Shared Resources,

Professor of Precision Medicine, Columbia University

“Mesenchyme in Motion: Lung Regeneration, Fibrosis and Pericytes”

Thursday, October 1st, 2026

12:00 PM – 1:00 PM

Host: Tianliang Sun, PhD

Location: Annenberg Building, 25th Floor, Room: 25-51

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Created by the Spinal Cord Injury Transitions Group of Mount Sinai and powered by Social Creatures, SitGrit is a free, fully seated, home-based aerobic and strength training workout for the upper body. Classes are held fully remotely on Zoom, and led by high-performance and Olympic fitness trainers. SitGrit is open to everyone. No workout equipment is needed to participate. The classes are open for all ages, fitness levels, and mobility levels. Classes include full upper body workouts, boxing, dance, yoga, and more!

For more information on SitGrit Fitness visit their website: HERE

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Created by Mount Sinai Spinal Cord Injur Program and powered by Social Creatures, SitGrit is a free, fully seated, home-based aerobic and strength training workout for the upper body. Classes are held fully remotely on Zoom, and led by high-performance and Olympic fitness trainers. SitGrit is open to everyone. No workout equipment is needed to participate. The classes are open for all ages, fitness levels, and mobility levels. Classes include full upper body workouts, boxing, dance, yoga, and more!

For more information on SitGrit Fitness visit their website: HERE

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Organized by the Friedman Brain Institute

“Circuit mechanisms of item memory and its disruption in Alzheimer's disease”

Kei Igarashi, PhD
Associate Professor
Department of Anatomy and Neurobiology
School of Medicine
University of California, Irvine

Date: Thursday, 10/1/2026 • 1pm
Location: Hess Building, Seminar Room B, 2nd floor
Host: Tristan Shuman, PhD

#FBIseminarseries

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Benefits of joining a stroke support group include:

Connect with others who understand: Stroke support groups can help you conect with others who have been through a similar experience. This can help you feel less alone and isolated.Learn from others: Support groups can be a great source of information and advice about stroke recovery. You can learn from other members' experiences and what has worked for them. Share your experiences: Support groups can also be a safe place to share your own experiences and challenges. THis can be helpful for both your emotional and mental health.

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Benefits of joining a stroke support group include:

Connect with others who understand: Stroke support groups can help you conect with others who have been through a similar experience. This can help you feel less alone and isolated.Learn from others: Support groups can be a great source of information and advice about stroke recovery. You can learn from other members' experiences and what has worked for them. Share your experiences: Support groups can also be a safe place to share your own experiences and challenges. THis can be helpful for both your emotional and mental health.

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Join us for T’ai Chi, a simple yet highly effective movement routine designed to improve balance, flexibility, and cognitive function. No special clothing is required.

Instructors: Kenneth Gray and Carolyn Perkins
When: Thursdays, 5 – 6 pm
Location: Hosted by Mount Sinai West, Clinical Neurosciences Center (held virtually via Zoom)
Cost: Free

To register, email: joan.miravite@mountsinai.org

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Instructor: Kenneth Gray/Carolyn Perkins
When: Thursdays, 6:15 – 7:15pm
Zoom Meeting ID: 472 880 6429
Passcode: kengong

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When: Thursdays, 6:30 pm
Where: Via Zoom
Facilitator: Kathleen Gingerelli

For details, email: kgingerelli@msn.com

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To register and for any questions please contact Garrison Redd at Garrison.redd@mountsinai.org

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The Well-being and Workplace Experience Core of the Office for Professional Engagement and Development (OPED) is pleased to announce the sixth year of the Faculty REDUCE Grant Program: Reducing Electronic Health Record, Documentation, and Clerical Effort.

The Faculty REDUCE Grant Program provides grants ranging from $10,000 to $25,000 to ambulatory practices and hospital-based services for innovative initiatives designed to reduce electronic health record (EHR), documentation, and other clerical burdens while improving efficiency in the clinical work environment.

Applicants are encouraged to develop initiatives that shift, streamline, or eliminate clerical and administrative work experienced by clinical physicians. Proposals should focus on one or more key areas:

Enhancing team efficiencyOptimizing EHR functionalityUsing artificial intelligence (AI) to reduce administrative burdenImproving team-based workflows and communicationThe goal of the program is to increase physician and team satisfaction, decrease burnout, enhance efficiency and quality of care, and improve physician and staff retention.

Successful initiatives should demonstrate measurable improvements in clinical faculty well-being and productivity, with the potential for sustainability and scalability across the Mount Sinai Health System. Applications incorporating a continuous improvement approach will be viewed favorably.

How to Apply

Please review the Request for Applications (RFA) linked above for complete information about this opportunity and use the attached application to submit your proposal.

Application Deadline: Monday, October 5, 2026, at 11:59 pm

Completed applications should be submitted to Wellbeing@mssm.edu.

For questions about the Faculty REDUCE Grant Program or application process, please contact Wellbeing@mssm.edu.

Apply here: https://onfirstup.com/mountsinai/mountsinai/contents/42825400

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We are offering the 25th Annual Intensive Update with Board Review in Geriatric and Palliative Medicine. This is a four-day clinically-based intensive course in geriatrics and palliative medicine taught by leading experts in both fields. The course will provide updates on geriatric syndromes and palliative medicine as well as the latest research and treatments.

Each day consists of eight live virtual plenary group sessions and 20 pre-recorded workshops designated to provide both practical experience with the large group material, as well as to cover other content areas.

All workshops are case-based and can be viewed at the learner's time discretion. Four Comprehensive Board Review Q&A sessions take place, one on each day.

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In this workshop we will cover:

Setting up Zotero on your desktop and creating your online account.

Using Zotero Connector to capture webpages, PDFs, and more.

Adding citations to your library directly from the web (PMID, DOI) and using Zotero's Magic Wand feature.

Using the Zotero Microsoft Word plugin to automatically insert citations and create your bibliography in Google Docs / Microsoft Word.

We recommend downloading Zotero via the Levy Library prior to this session so that you may follow along with the instructor.

If you have any issues downloading Zotero, please email library@mssm.edu for assistance.

Related Topic Guide: Zotero @ Levy Library by Katherine Santana

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Abigail Chutnik
Ph.D. Student
Laboratory of Samir Parekh
Department of Medicine, Division of Hematology & Medical Oncology

Title TBA

Diane Del Valle, Ph.D.
Director
Laboratories of Sacha Gnjatic and Mayte Suarez-Farinas
Immunology and Immunotherapy

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Created by the Spinal Cord Injury Transitions Group of Mount Sinai and powered by Social Creatures, SitGrit is a free, fully seated, home-based aerobic and strength training workout for the upper body. Classes are held fully remotely on Zoom, and led by high-performance and Olympic fitness trainers. SitGrit is open to everyone. No workout equipment is needed to participate. The classes are open for all ages, fitness levels, and mobility levels. Classes include full upper body workouts, boxing, dance, yoga, and more!

For more information on SitGrit Fitness visit their website: HERE

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Instructor: Jerry Snee, Certified Yoga Instructor
When: Tuesdays, 3:00 – 4:15 pm (weekly)
Location: Hosted by Mount Sinai West, Clinical Neurosciences Center (held virtually via Zoom)
Cost: Free

To register, email: joan.miravite@mountsinai.org

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Reception at ACEP 2026 in Chicago

Tuesday, October 6, 7 pm - 9 pm

Open to all Emergency Medicine faculty, residents, leadership and alumni.

For questions on Mount Sinai’s participation at ACEP contact Joan Esbri-Cullen

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We are offering the 25th Annual Intensive Update with Board Review in Geriatric and Palliative Medicine. This is a four-day clinically-based intensive course in geriatrics and palliative medicine taught by leading experts in both fields. The course will provide updates on geriatric syndromes and palliative medicine as well as the latest research and treatments.

Each day consists of eight live virtual plenary group sessions and 20 pre-recorded workshops designated to provide both practical experience with the large group material, as well as to cover other content areas.

All workshops are case-based and can be viewed at the learner's time discretion. Four Comprehensive Board Review Q&A sessions take place, one on each day.

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The Epigenetics WIP comprises 10 laboratories whose work focuses on the transcriptional and epigenetic mechanisms by which environmental stimuli (e.g., a drug of abuse, stress) over a lifetime alter cell and circuit function to mediate lasting behavioral abnormalities.

You can add/access the talk titles here under the Epigenetics tab Neuroscience Dept. Epigenetics WIP – Google Sheet 2026-2027

Co-organizers: Drs. Paul Kenny and Ian Maze

Participating Labs: Drs. Kenny, Schaefer, Hurd, Ables, Maze, Russo, Akbarian, Jian Jin, Nestler, and Elahi labs

– Coffee will be provided

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In order to maintain patient confidentiality, this group is open BY INVITATION ONLY. To request admission, please contact: Angela Riccobono, Ph.D. at angela.riccobono@mountsinai.org or Garrison Redd at Garrison.redd@mountsinai.org

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In this workshop we will cover:

Using the Journal/Author Name Estimator (JANE) tool to identify appropriate publication targets.Using the PubsHub database to compare journals on various criteria including impact factor, rejection rate, target audience, and publication turnaround time.Writing a cover letter to the editor of your chosen target journal.Related Library Guide: Journal Selection and Identification

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Build and expand your daily voice-strengthening practice in this engaging group designed for individuals with Parkinson’s disease. Through dramatic readings, poetry, humor, games, music, and role-playing activities, participants practice increasing vocal volume and expression—and learn to use a stronger, more confident voice in conversations with family, friends, and the community.

Instructor: Karen Slotnick, MA, CCC-SLP
When: Wednesdays, 2:00 – 3:00 pm
Registration Required

To register, call 917-705-0998 or email Karen.slotnick@yahoo.com

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With the support of Mount Sinai Health System and New York City Spinal Cord Injury Association, our program has developed the first SCI women’s group in New York City. The SCI population is approximately 20 percent women, making us a minority within a minority in our society. We provide women with SCI the space to share their personal and intimate concerns with other women across age ranges, injury types and levels, and years of experience.

Our group meets weekly via zoom. We discuss various topics such as dating and sexuality, self-image, relationships with family, partners and friends, education, independence, co-dependence, self-advocacy, and dis/Ability as identity. We seek to empower, educate, and support one another.

If you are interested in attending a meeting, email womenonwheelsnyc@gmail.com or visit our website.

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You are invited to Just Desserts, an ISMMS informal meeting featuring this month an outstanding physician on our own faculty .

Just Desserts was established in 2008 as an opportunity for an informal meeting of our staff, trainees and faculty with extraordinary physicians or scientists.

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You are invited to Just Desserts, an ISMMS informal meeting featuring this month an outstanding physician on our own faculty .

Just Desserts was established in 2008 as an opportunity for an informal meeting of our staff, trainees and faculty with extraordinary physicians or scientists.

We call the program Just Desserts because the featured women deserve the spotlight and because the Mount Sinai community deserves to learn from them. During the pandemic we met by Zoom and these sessions were great and now we are meeting in person again and serve fruit and chocolate which we think are fine desserts. The wisdom shared from career experiences and decisions hopefully helps as we move to our goal of increasing the retention and promotion of our excellent colleagues. It's your chance to hear how a successful path is charted and also to ask questions about career, life and all those other things that don't get covered in formal presentations.

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When: First, Second & Fourth Wednesdays of each month, 6:00 – 8:00 pm
Where: Via Zoom
Facilitator: Rita Golub, LCSW

Registration Required
To register, call 646-335-2600 or email Golub60@aol.com.

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We are offering the 25th Annual Intensive Update with Board Review in Geriatric and Palliative Medicine. This is a four-day clinically-based intensive course in geriatrics and palliative medicine taught by leading experts in both fields. The course will provide updates on geriatric syndromes and palliative medicine as well as the latest research and treatments.

Each day consists of eight live virtual plenary group sessions and 20 pre-recorded workshops designated to provide both practical experience with the large group material, as well as to cover other content areas.

All workshops are case-based and can be viewed at the learner's time discretion. Four Comprehensive Board Review Q&A sessions take place, one on each day.

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The Cells, Circuits, and Behavior (CCB) WIP comprises 16 laboratories whose work focuses on integrating molecular, cellular, and behavioral studies in the context of normal and diseased states.

You can add/access the talk titles here under the CCB tab. Neuroscience Dept. CCB WIP - Google Sheets

co-organizers: Drs. Hirofumi Morishita; Peter Rudebeck, and Xiaoting Wu

– Coffee will be provide

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The NDD-WIP is a seminar series for laboratories at Mount Sinai that study the process of neural development, regeneration, and stem cells. Investigations also include studies of the underlying biology of the disease processes in neurodevelopmental diseases (e.g., autism), neural degeneration (e.g., Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s disease), and neural malignancies (brain cancer).

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Organizers: Silvia Derubeis and Roland Friedel

– Coffee will be provided

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Samuel J. Wattrus, PhD

Principal Investigator, Junior Fellow in Department of Molecular Biology,

Massachusetts General Hospital, Lecturer, Department of Genetics, Harvard

Medical School

“Quality assurance in development and regeneration”

Thursday, October 8th, 2026

12:00 PM – 1:00 PM

Host: Ali May, PhD

Location: Annenberg Building, 25th Floor, Room: 25-51

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Created by the Spinal Cord Injury Transitions Group of Mount Sinai and powered by Social Creatures, SitGrit is a free, fully seated, home-based aerobic and strength training workout for the upper body. Classes are held fully remotely on Zoom, and led by high-performance and Olympic fitness trainers. SitGrit is open to everyone. No workout equipment is needed to participate. The classes are open for all ages, fitness levels, and mobility levels. Classes include full upper body workouts, boxing, dance, yoga, and more!

For more information on SitGrit Fitness visit their website: HERE

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Created by Mount Sinai Spinal Cord Injur Program and powered by Social Creatures, SitGrit is a free, fully seated, home-based aerobic and strength training workout for the upper body. Classes are held fully remotely on Zoom, and led by high-performance and Olympic fitness trainers. SitGrit is open to everyone. No workout equipment is needed to participate. The classes are open for all ages, fitness levels, and mobility levels. Classes include full upper body workouts, boxing, dance, yoga, and more!

For more information on SitGrit Fitness visit their website: HERE

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"Choroid plexus and cerebrospinal fluid contributions to lifelong neurologic function"

Maria Lehtinen, PhD
Hannah C. Kinney, MD, Chair, in Pediatric Pathology Research
Professor of Pathology
Boston Children's Hospital

Date: Thursday, October 8, 2026 • 1pm
Location: Hess Building, Seminar Room B, 2nd Floor
Host: Matheus Victor, PhD

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Join us for T’ai Chi, a simple yet highly effective movement routine designed to improve balance, flexibility, and cognitive function. No special clothing is required.

Instructors: Kenneth Gray and Carolyn Perkins
When: Thursdays, 5 – 6 pm
Location: Hosted by Mount Sinai West, Clinical Neurosciences Center (held virtually via Zoom)
Cost: Free

To register, email: joan.miravite@mountsinai.org

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Instructor: Kenneth Gray/Carolyn Perkins
When: Thursdays, 6:15 – 7:15pm
Zoom Meeting ID: 472 880 6429
Passcode: kengong

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When: Thursdays, 6:30 pm
Where: Via Zoom
Facilitator: Kathleen Gingerelli

For details, email: kgingerelli@msn.com

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We are offering the 25th Annual Intensive Update with Board Review in Geriatric and Palliative Medicine. This is a four-day clinically-based intensive course in geriatrics and palliative medicine taught by leading experts in both fields. The course will provide updates on geriatric syndromes and palliative medicine as well as the latest research and treatments.

Each day consists of eight live virtual plenary group sessions and 20 pre-recorded workshops designated to provide both practical experience with the large group material, as well as to cover other content areas.

All workshops are case-based and can be viewed at the learner's time discretion. Four Comprehensive Board Review Q&A sessions take place, one on each day.

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Andy Minn, MD, PhD
Chair, Immuno-Oncology Program
Co-director, Kravis Center for Cancer Immunobiology
Attending, Department of Radiation Oncology
Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center

Host: Emily Bernstein, PhD

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In this workshop we will cover:

Distinguishing between systematic reviews and literature reviews

Methodology & best practices

Systematic review support available from the Levy Library

Related Library Guide: Levy Library Research Synthesis and Systematic Review Services

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Elham Azizi, Ph.D.
Herbert and Florence Irving Associate Professor of Cancer Data Research
Associate Professor of BIomedical Engineering
Columbia University

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Created by the Spinal Cord Injury Transitions Group of Mount Sinai and powered by Social Creatures, SitGrit is a free, fully seated, home-based aerobic and strength training workout for the upper body. Classes are held fully remotely on Zoom, and led by high-performance and Olympic fitness trainers. SitGrit is open to everyone. No workout equipment is needed to participate. The classes are open for all ages, fitness levels, and mobility levels. Classes include full upper body workouts, boxing, dance, yoga, and more!

For more information on SitGrit Fitness visit their website: HERE

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Instructor: Jerry Snee, Certified Yoga Instructor
When: Tuesdays, 3:00 – 4:15 pm (weekly)
Location: Hosted by Mount Sinai West, Clinical Neurosciences Center (held virtually via Zoom)
Cost: Free

To register, email: joan.miravite@mountsinai.org

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The Epigenetics WIP comprises 10 laboratories whose work focuses on the transcriptional and epigenetic mechanisms by which environmental stimuli (e.g., a drug of abuse, stress) over a lifetime alter cell and circuit function to mediate lasting behavioral abnormalities.

You can add/access the talk titles here under the Epigenetics tab Neuroscience Dept. Epigenetics WIP – Google Sheet 2026-2027

Co-organizers: Drs. Paul Kenny and Ian Maze

Participating Labs: Drs. Kenny, Schaefer, Hurd, Ables, Maze, Russo, Akbarian, Jian Jin, Nestler, and Elahi labs

– Coffee will be provided

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Submit a Nomination by Wednesday, September 9: https://forms.cloud.microsoft/r/ragq81SL4P

Emergency Nursing New Team Member of the Year: Open to any employee who reports to emergency nursing: the recipient for this category has 24 months or less experience working in the Emergency Department and consistently displays confidence and initiative in clinical care and contributing to the team’s success.

Emergency Nursing Mentor of the Year: Open to any employee who reports to emergency nursing: The recipient for this category serves as a resource and mentor for Emergency Department team members and new hires by sharing knowledge and skills.

Emergency Nursing Patient Experience Award: Open to any employee who reports to emergency nursing: The recipient for this category demonstrates excellence in patient experience, through teamwork and compassion.

Emergency Nursing Innovation Award: Open to an individual or team of employees who report to emergency nursing: an individual or team who have led and advocated for innovative technology initiatives in the Emergency Department leveraging continuous improvement and creative solutions.

Emergency Department Clinical Nurse of the Year: Open to any emergency RN: the recipient for this category is an emergency nurse who adheres to nursing standards of practice, consistently demonstrates exceptional patient care and professionalism.

Emergency Department Nurse Leader of the Year: Open to any emergency RN: the recipient for this category is an emergency nurse leader of any level (Clinical RN, Charge RN, SCN, ANM, NM) who demonstrates excellent leadership skills, adaptability, and fostering teamwork.

Awardees will be announced in September. Awardees and graduates, and their families will be invited to the ceremony. Cohorts 11, 12, and 13 of the ED RN Fellowship will be celebrated.

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When: Second & Fourth Wednesday of each month, 11:30 am – 1:00 pm
Where: Via Zoom
Facilitator: Norma Loeb

For more information, call 646-248-9292 or email Norma@lbdny.org.

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Review best practices in figure design.Discuss the potentials and pitfalls of using generative AI to create visuals.Review common figure submission guidelines for journals.There will be ample time allotted for questions and interactivity so please come ready to talk all things visual!

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In order to maintain patient confidentiality, this group is open BY INVITATION ONLY. To request admission, please contact: Angela Riccobono, Ph.D. at angela.riccobono@mountsinai.org or Garrison Redd at Garrison.redd@mountsinai.org

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Build and expand your daily voice-strengthening practice in this engaging group designed for individuals with Parkinson’s disease. Through dramatic readings, poetry, humor, games, music, and role-playing activities, participants practice increasing vocal volume and expression—and learn to use a stronger, more confident voice in conversations with family, friends, and the community.

Instructor: Karen Slotnick, MA, CCC-SLP
When: Wednesdays, 2:00 – 3:00 pm
Registration Required

To register, call 917-705-0998 or email Karen.slotnick@yahoo.com

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With the support of Mount Sinai Health System and New York City Spinal Cord Injury Association, our program has developed the first SCI women’s group in New York City. The SCI population is approximately 20 percent women, making us a minority within a minority in our society. We provide women with SCI the space to share their personal and intimate concerns with other women across age ranges, injury types and levels, and years of experience.

Our group meets weekly via zoom. We discuss various topics such as dating and sexuality, self-image, relationships with family, partners and friends, education, independence, co-dependence, self-advocacy, and dis/Ability as identity. We seek to empower, educate, and support one another.

If you are interested in attending a meeting, email womenonwheelsnyc@gmail.com or visit our website.

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When: First, Second & Fourth Wednesdays of each month, 6:00 – 8:00 pm
Where: Via Zoom
Facilitator: Rita Golub, LCSW

Registration Required
To register, call 646-335-2600 or email Golub60@aol.com.

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The Cells, Circuits, and Behavior (CCB) WIP comprises 16 laboratories whose work focuses on integrating molecular, cellular, and behavioral studies in the context of normal and diseased states.

You can add/access the talk titles here under the CCB tab. Neuroscience Dept. CCB WIP - Google Sheets

co-organizers: Drs. Hirofumi Morishita; Peter Rudebeck, and Xiaoting Wu

– Coffee will be provide

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The NDD-WIP is a seminar series for laboratories at Mount Sinai that study the process of neural development, regeneration, and stem cells. Investigations also include studies of the underlying biology of the disease processes in neurodevelopmental diseases (e.g., autism), neural degeneration (e.g., Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s disease), and neural malignancies (brain cancer).

You can add/access the talk titles here under the NDD tab. Neuroscience Dept. NND WIP - Google Sheets

Organizers: Silvia Derubeis and Roland Friedel

– Coffee will be provided

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We will cover:

Using Covidence’s AI tools for maximum efficiency Tagging and filtering studies Manually marking duplicates Resolving conflicts Managing full texts Managing exclusion reasons Levy Library supportGet tips and tricks to jumpstart your progress, as well as the opportunity to ask questions.

Learners affiliated with Mount Sinai can request a Covidence invitation here.

If you cannot attend the live session, register anyway and you'll receive a recording 24 hours after the session.

Please register using this link.

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Created by the Spinal Cord Injury Transitions Group of Mount Sinai and powered by Social Creatures, SitGrit is a free, fully seated, home-based aerobic and strength training workout for the upper body. Classes are held fully remotely on Zoom, and led by high-performance and Olympic fitness trainers. SitGrit is open to everyone. No workout equipment is needed to participate. The classes are open for all ages, fitness levels, and mobility levels. Classes include full upper body workouts, boxing, dance, yoga, and more!

For more information on SitGrit Fitness visit their website: HERE

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Created by Mount Sinai Spinal Cord Injur Program and powered by Social Creatures, SitGrit is a free, fully seated, home-based aerobic and strength training workout for the upper body. Classes are held fully remotely on Zoom, and led by high-performance and Olympic fitness trainers. SitGrit is open to everyone. No workout equipment is needed to participate. The classes are open for all ages, fitness levels, and mobility levels. Classes include full upper body workouts, boxing, dance, yoga, and more!

For more information on SitGrit Fitness visit their website: HERE

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Join us for T’ai Chi, a simple yet highly effective movement routine designed to improve balance, flexibility, and cognitive function. No special clothing is required.

Instructors: Kenneth Gray and Carolyn Perkins
When: Thursdays, 5 – 6 pm
Location: Hosted by Mount Sinai West, Clinical Neurosciences Center (held virtually via Zoom)
Cost: Free

To register, email: joan.miravite@mountsinai.org

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Instructor: Kenneth Gray/Carolyn Perkins
When: Thursdays, 6:15 – 7:15pm
Zoom Meeting ID: 472 880 6429
Passcode: kengong

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When: Thursdays, 6:30 pm
Where: Via Zoom
Facilitator: Kathleen Gingerelli

For details, email: kgingerelli@msn.com

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To register and for any questions please contact Garrison Redd at Garrison.redd@mountsinai.org

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When: Third Friday of each month, 2:00 pm
Where: Via Zoom
Facilitator: Roberta Schine, CKYI

Please RSVP by calling 917-482-3395 or emailing RLSchine@aol.com.

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When: Monthly on Fridays, 6:00 – 7:30 pm
Jan 16, Feb 13, Mar 13, April 17, May 15, June 12, July 17, Aug 14, Sept 18, Oct 16, Nov 13, Dec 18

Where: Via Zoom
Facilitator: Margaux Galli

For meeting information and to RSVP, please email: margauxadvocacy@gmail.com

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https://www.coursera.org/learn/bd2k-lincs

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Engage with us as we discuss key issues that contribute to health equity and consider approaches to improve health outcomes and patient care.

Together, we will move beyond awareness to action, exploring the systems, strategies, and shared commitments needed to create a more just and equitable health care experience for all.

Date: Tuesday, October 20
Time: 8:30 am – 2 pm
Where: The Mount Sinai Hospital, Stern Auditorium

All Mount Sinai faculty, staff, trainees, and students are encouraged to attend!

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Yu Chen, MD, PhD
Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center

Host: Juan Arriaga, PhD

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Manan Krishnamurthy
M.D., Ph.D. Student
Laboratory of Miriam Merad
Department of Immunology & Immunotherapy

Title TBA

Sayra Garcia-Murillo, Ph.D.
Post-Doctoral Fellow
Laboratories of Karen Edelblum
Department of Pathology, Molecular and Cell-Based Medicine

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Created by the Spinal Cord Injury Transitions Group of Mount Sinai and powered by Social Creatures, SitGrit is a free, fully seated, home-based aerobic and strength training workout for the upper body. Classes are held fully remotely on Zoom, and led by high-performance and Olympic fitness trainers. SitGrit is open to everyone. No workout equipment is needed to participate. The classes are open for all ages, fitness levels, and mobility levels. Classes include full upper body workouts, boxing, dance, yoga, and more!

For more information on SitGrit Fitness visit their website: HERE

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Instructor: Jerry Snee, Certified Yoga Instructor
When: Tuesdays, 3:00 – 4:15 pm (weekly)
Location: Hosted by Mount Sinai West, Clinical Neurosciences Center (held virtually via Zoom)
Cost: Free

To register, email: joan.miravite@mountsinai.org

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Throughout this interactive virtual course, participants will learn how to:

· Lead with confidence and purpose

· Build trust and psychological safety within teams

· Deliver effective feedback and coach for growth

· Navigate challenging conversations

· Promote a culture of appreciation and well-being

Course Dates

· October 21, 2026 | 9:00 AM–5:00 PM ET

· November 2, 2026 | 7:00–8:30 PM ET

· December 14, 2026 | 7:00–8:30 PM ET

Participants are eligible to earn up to 10.0 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™.

For more information and registration: https://mssm.cloud-cme.com/course/courseoverview?P=5&EID=60992

Mount Sinai Affiliated Faculty and Members of Mount Sinai Health Partner’s Clinically Integrated Network: $375

Email: Oped@mssm.edu for discount code

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The Epigenetics WIP comprises 10 laboratories whose work focuses on the transcriptional and epigenetic mechanisms by which environmental stimuli (e.g., a drug of abuse, stress) over a lifetime alter cell and circuit function to mediate lasting behavioral abnormalities.

You can add/access the talk titles here under the Epigenetics tab Neuroscience Dept. Epigenetics WIP – Google Sheet 2026-2027

Co-organizers: Drs. Paul Kenny and Ian Maze

Participating Labs: Drs. Kenny, Schaefer, Hurd, Ables, Maze, Russo, Akbarian, Jian Jin, Nestler, and Elahi labs

– Coffee will be provided

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Drug referential solutions from UpToDate® Lexidrug™ (formerly Lexicomp®) provide the clarity needed to help you make complex medication decisions for your patients. With advanced machine learning powering search results, drug content sets, and an expert editorial team regularly reviewing and updating content and recommendations, clinicians and professionals can quickly and efficiently get the drug content you need. Stop by and chat with the UpToDate Lexidrug team during Pharmacy Week to learn more!Naloxone Kits will be provided to those who attend and are interested. The Respectful Equitable Access to Comprehensive Healthcare (REACH) Program at Mount Sinai Hospital partners with Pharmacy to provide awareness and education to its staff and community at NYC.

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In order to maintain patient confidentiality, this group is open BY INVITATION ONLY. To request admission, please contact: Angela Riccobono, Ph.D. at angela.riccobono@mountsinai.org or Garrison Redd at Garrison.redd@mountsinai.org

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Build and expand your daily voice-strengthening practice in this engaging group designed for individuals with Parkinson’s disease. Through dramatic readings, poetry, humor, games, music, and role-playing activities, participants practice increasing vocal volume and expression—and learn to use a stronger, more confident voice in conversations with family, friends, and the community.

Instructor: Karen Slotnick, MA, CCC-SLP
When: Wednesdays, 2:00 – 3:00 pm
Registration Required

To register, call 917-705-0998 or email Karen.slotnick@yahoo.com

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With the support of Mount Sinai Health System and New York City Spinal Cord Injury Association, our program has developed the first SCI women’s group in New York City. The SCI population is approximately 20 percent women, making us a minority within a minority in our society. We provide women with SCI the space to share their personal and intimate concerns with other women across age ranges, injury types and levels, and years of experience.

Our group meets weekly via zoom. We discuss various topics such as dating and sexuality, self-image, relationships with family, partners and friends, education, independence, co-dependence, self-advocacy, and dis/Ability as identity. We seek to empower, educate, and support one another.

If you are interested in attending a meeting, email womenonwheelsnyc@gmail.com or visit our website.

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Advancing interdisciplinary physician-scientist training and discovery

Navigating the Competing Demands of Academic Medicine: Lessons from Surgeon-Scientists

Panel Discussion | Reception to Follow

What we’ll discuss:

Building a successful academic career in research, clinical care, teaching, and leadershipThe unique opportunities and challenges of life as a surgeon-scientistStrategies for protecting time, securing funding, and fostering innovationCareer decisions, setbacks, mentorship, and lessons learned

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The Cells, Circuits, and Behavior (CCB) WIP comprises 16 laboratories whose work focuses on integrating molecular, cellular, and behavioral studies in the context of normal and diseased states.

You can add/access the talk titles here under the CCB tab. Neuroscience Dept. CCB WIP - Google Sheets

co-organizers: Drs. Hirofumi Morishita; Peter Rudebeck, and Xiaoting Wu

– Coffee will be provide

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The NDD-WIP is a seminar series for laboratories at Mount Sinai that study the process of neural development, regeneration, and stem cells. Investigations also include studies of the underlying biology of the disease processes in neurodevelopmental diseases (e.g., autism), neural degeneration (e.g., Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s disease), and neural malignancies (brain cancer).

You can add/access the talk titles here under the NDD tab. Neuroscience Dept. NND WIP - Google Sheets

Organizers: Silvia Derubeis and Roland Friedel

– Coffee will be provided

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Nasser M. Rusan, PhD

Section Chief, Centrosome Cell Biology, Senior Investigator, National Heart,

Lung, and Blood Institute, National Institutes of Health

“Centrosomes in Brain Development and Spermiogenesis”

Thursday, October 22nd, 2026

12:00 PM – 1:00 PM

Host: Sergei Sokol, PhD

Location: Annenberg Building, 25th Floor, Room: 25-51

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Created by the Spinal Cord Injury Transitions Group of Mount Sinai and powered by Social Creatures, SitGrit is a free, fully seated, home-based aerobic and strength training workout for the upper body. Classes are held fully remotely on Zoom, and led by high-performance and Olympic fitness trainers. SitGrit is open to everyone. No workout equipment is needed to participate. The classes are open for all ages, fitness levels, and mobility levels. Classes include full upper body workouts, boxing, dance, yoga, and more!

For more information on SitGrit Fitness visit their website: HERE

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Created by Mount Sinai Spinal Cord Injur Program and powered by Social Creatures, SitGrit is a free, fully seated, home-based aerobic and strength training workout for the upper body. Classes are held fully remotely on Zoom, and led by high-performance and Olympic fitness trainers. SitGrit is open to everyone. No workout equipment is needed to participate. The classes are open for all ages, fitness levels, and mobility levels. Classes include full upper body workouts, boxing, dance, yoga, and more!

For more information on SitGrit Fitness visit their website: HERE

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Join us for T’ai Chi, a simple yet highly effective movement routine designed to improve balance, flexibility, and cognitive function. No special clothing is required.

Instructors: Kenneth Gray and Carolyn Perkins
When: Thursdays, 5 – 6 pm
Location: Hosted by Mount Sinai West, Clinical Neurosciences Center (held virtually via Zoom)
Cost: Free

To register, email: joan.miravite@mountsinai.org

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Instructor: Kenneth Gray/Carolyn Perkins
When: Thursdays, 6:15 – 7:15pm
Zoom Meeting ID: 472 880 6429
Passcode: kengong

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When: Thursdays, 6:30 pm
Where: Via Zoom
Facilitator: Kathleen Gingerelli

For details, email: kgingerelli@msn.com

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Our keynote speaker, Vice Chair for Quality and Safety in the Department of Hospital Medicine at Ochsner Medical Center Megan Brooks will describe how patients with bacteremia can receive less IV antibiotics to facilitate a prompt and safe discharge.

The Update in Hospital Medicine session will review the studies over the past year that have led to changes in management strategies. Other sessions will focus on recent guideline updates on the Management of Pulmonary Embolism, the ACC/AHA guideline on Acute Coronary Syndrome, Surviving Sepsis 2026, GI Bleeding, Hepatorenal Syndrome and much more on the core conditions in Hospital Medicine!

Objectives

At the conclusion of this activity, the participant should be able to:
Use authoritative guidelines and best evidence for the management of patients with acute coronary syndrome Apply 2026 ACC/AHA/SHM PE guideline to risk stratify and treat patients with acute pulmonary embolism Decrease number for days on IV antibiotics for patients with bacteremia to facilitate earlier discharge Initiate and titrate opioid analgesics for opioid naïve patients and patients on chronic opioids who present with severe pain Apply a structured approach to the evaluation and correction of hyponatremia and hypernatremia

Accreditation

The Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (ACCME) to provide continuing medical education for physicians.

Credits

AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™ (7.25 hours), Non-Physician Attendance (7.25 hours)

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"Hidden in Plain Sight: Untold Stories in the History of Glaucoma"

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To register and for any questions please contact Garrison Redd at Garrison.redd@mountsinai.org

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The course contains practical tutorials for using tools and setting up pipelines, but it also covers the mathematics behind the methods applied within the tools. The course is mostly appropriate for beginning graduate students and advanced undergraduates majoring in fields such as biology, math, physics, chemistry, computer science, biomedical and electrical engineering.

The lectures should be useful for researchers who encounter large datasets in their own research. The course presents software tools developed by the Ma’ayan Laboratory from the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai, but also other freely available data analysis and visualization tools. The ultimate aim of the course is to enable participants to utilize the methods presented in this course for analyzing their own data for their own projects. For those participants that do not work in the field, the course introduces the current research challenges faced in the field of computational systems biology.

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Event takes place from 5-6 pm in Annenberg 5-205

To request accommodations for this event, please contact Carmen Duran-Santos at carmen.duran-santos@mssm.edu

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Zachary Hartman, PhD
Associate Professor
Departments of Surgery, Pathology, and Immunobiology
Director of the Center for Applied Therapeutics
Duke University

Host: Jose Javier Bravo-Cordero, PhD

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Yanis Saidani, Ph.D.
Post-Doctoral Fellow
Laboratory of Dmitriy Zamarin
Department of Medicine, Division of Hematology & Medical Oncology

Title TBA

Andreas Obers, Ph.D.
Post-Doctoral Fellow
Laboratory of Shruti Naik
Department of Immunology & Immunotherapy

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Created by the Spinal Cord Injury Transitions Group of Mount Sinai and powered by Social Creatures, SitGrit is a free, fully seated, home-based aerobic and strength training workout for the upper body. Classes are held fully remotely on Zoom, and led by high-performance and Olympic fitness trainers. SitGrit is open to everyone. No workout equipment is needed to participate. The classes are open for all ages, fitness levels, and mobility levels. Classes include full upper body workouts, boxing, dance, yoga, and more!

For more information on SitGrit Fitness visit their website: HERE

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Instructor: Jerry Snee, Certified Yoga Instructor
When: Tuesdays, 3:00 – 4:15 pm (weekly)
Location: Hosted by Mount Sinai West, Clinical Neurosciences Center (held virtually via Zoom)
Cost: Free

To register, email: joan.miravite@mountsinai.org

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The Epigenetics WIP comprises 10 laboratories whose work focuses on the transcriptional and epigenetic mechanisms by which environmental stimuli (e.g., a drug of abuse, stress) over a lifetime alter cell and circuit function to mediate lasting behavioral abnormalities.

You can add/access the talk titles here under the Epigenetics tab Neuroscience Dept. Epigenetics WIP – Google Sheet 2026-2027

Co-organizers: Drs. Paul Kenny and Ian Maze

Participating Labs: Drs. Kenny, Schaefer, Hurd, Ables, Maze, Russo, Akbarian, Jian Jin, Nestler, and Elahi labs

– Coffee will be provided

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When: Second & Fourth Wednesday of each month, 11:30 am – 1:00 pm
Where: Via Zoom
Facilitator: Norma Loeb

For more information, call 646-248-9292 or email Norma@lbdny.org.

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In order to maintain patient confidentiality, this group is open BY INVITATION ONLY. To request admission, please contact: Angela Riccobono, Ph.D. at angela.riccobono@mountsinai.org or Garrison Redd at Garrison.redd@mountsinai.org

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Wednesday, February 25, 2026 - CANCELLED

Thursday, March 12, 2026 at 2:30PM-3:30PM - Jeff Downey (Swirski Lab)
"Type I Interferon as a Lifelong Mediator of Macrophage Tissue Residency and Function"

Wednesday, March 25, 2026 (LOCATION CHANGE: HESS 8-101) - Merad Lab (Jing Zhang)

Wednesday, April 29, 2026 - Naik Lab (Andreas Obers)

Wednesday, May 27, 2026 - GAPs Lab (Afrin Sultana Shaik)

Wednesday, June 24, 2026 - Sinai Senescence Team (Patty J Lee, PI)

Wednesday, July 29, 2026 - NO SEMINAR - SUMMER BREAK

Wednesday, August 26, 2026 - NO SEMINAR - SUMMER BREAK

Wednesday, September 30, 2026 - GAPs Lab (Ambra Sartori)

Wednesday, October 28, 2026 - Metabolic reprogramming during Aging (Puleston Lab)

Wednesday, November 18, 2026 - Asgari Lab (Ashley Richardson)

Wednesday, December 16, 2026 - Speaker TBD

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Build and expand your daily voice-strengthening practice in this engaging group designed for individuals with Parkinson’s disease. Through dramatic readings, poetry, humor, games, music, and role-playing activities, participants practice increasing vocal volume and expression—and learn to use a stronger, more confident voice in conversations with family, friends, and the community.

Instructor: Karen Slotnick, MA, CCC-SLP
When: Wednesdays, 2:00 – 3:00 pm
Registration Required

To register, call 917-705-0998 or email Karen.slotnick@yahoo.com

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With the support of Mount Sinai Health System and New York City Spinal Cord Injury Association, our program has developed the first SCI women’s group in New York City. The SCI population is approximately 20 percent women, making us a minority within a minority in our society. We provide women with SCI the space to share their personal and intimate concerns with other women across age ranges, injury types and levels, and years of experience.

Our group meets weekly via zoom. We discuss various topics such as dating and sexuality, self-image, relationships with family, partners and friends, education, independence, co-dependence, self-advocacy, and dis/Ability as identity. We seek to empower, educate, and support one another.

If you are interested in attending a meeting, email womenonwheelsnyc@gmail.com or visit our website.

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When: First, Second & Fourth Wednesdays of each month, 6:00 – 8:00 pm
Where: Via Zoom
Facilitator: Rita Golub, LCSW

Registration Required
To register, call 646-335-2600 or email Golub60@aol.com.

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The Cells, Circuits, and Behavior (CCB) WIP comprises 16 laboratories whose work focuses on integrating molecular, cellular, and behavioral studies in the context of normal and diseased states.

You can add/access the talk titles here under the CCB tab. Neuroscience Dept. CCB WIP - Google Sheets

co-organizers: Drs. Hirofumi Morishita; Peter Rudebeck, and Xiaoting Wu

– Coffee will be provide

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The NDD-WIP is a seminar series for laboratories at Mount Sinai that study the process of neural development, regeneration, and stem cells. Investigations also include studies of the underlying biology of the disease processes in neurodevelopmental diseases (e.g., autism), neural degeneration (e.g., Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s disease), and neural malignancies (brain cancer).

You can add/access the talk titles here under the NDD tab. Neuroscience Dept. NND WIP - Google Sheets

Organizers: Silvia Derubeis and Roland Friedel

– Coffee will be provided

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Created by the Spinal Cord Injury Transitions Group of Mount Sinai and powered by Social Creatures, SitGrit is a free, fully seated, home-based aerobic and strength training workout for the upper body. Classes are held fully remotely on Zoom, and led by high-performance and Olympic fitness trainers. SitGrit is open to everyone. No workout equipment is needed to participate. The classes are open for all ages, fitness levels, and mobility levels. Classes include full upper body workouts, boxing, dance, yoga, and more!

For more information on SitGrit Fitness visit their website: HERE

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Created by Mount Sinai Spinal Cord Injur Program and powered by Social Creatures, SitGrit is a free, fully seated, home-based aerobic and strength training workout for the upper body. Classes are held fully remotely on Zoom, and led by high-performance and Olympic fitness trainers. SitGrit is open to everyone. No workout equipment is needed to participate. The classes are open for all ages, fitness levels, and mobility levels. Classes include full upper body workouts, boxing, dance, yoga, and more!

For more information on SitGrit Fitness visit their website: HERE

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In this session we will cover:

The core elements of prompting for effective article retrieval

Techniques for cross-checking AI–generated results

How to critically appraise AI generated summaries for accuracy, credibility, and relevance

Related LibGuide: Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Learning and Discovery by Mia Bolton

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Join us for T’ai Chi, a simple yet highly effective movement routine designed to improve balance, flexibility, and cognitive function. No special clothing is required.

Instructors: Kenneth Gray and Carolyn Perkins
When: Thursdays, 5 – 6 pm
Location: Hosted by Mount Sinai West, Clinical Neurosciences Center (held virtually via Zoom)
Cost: Free

To register, email: joan.miravite@mountsinai.org

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Instructor: Kenneth Gray/Carolyn Perkins
When: Thursdays, 6:15 – 7:15pm
Zoom Meeting ID: 472 880 6429
Passcode: kengong

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When: Thursdays, 6:30 pm
Where: Via Zoom
Facilitator: Kathleen Gingerelli

For details, email: kgingerelli@msn.com

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To register and for any questions please contact Garrison Redd at Garrison.redd@mountsinai.org

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In this group, you'll find community, understanding, and strength among others who share similar lived experiences. Together, we navigate grief, trauma, identity, and resilience, while also exploring practical strategies for adapting to life with SCI.

Our support group is held on the last Wednesday of every month. Light Refreshments are served. Contact Garrison.Redd@mountsinai.org if you are interested in attending.

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GOALS

Identify Clinical Vulnerabilities: Assess physiological risks, frailty factors, and medical device dependencies that uniquely endanger older adults during extreme weather and power outages.Increase Clinical Readiness: Integrate extreme weather planning and climate preparedness directly into routine care workflows in primary and specialty care. Manage Acute & Systemic Crisis Responses: Formulate clinical strategies for weather-triggered cardiovascular and respiratory events while leveraging public health communications and emergency response systems to coordinate patient care.CME credits for this session are currently pending approval.

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Leesa M Galatz, MD, MBA

Professor and Chair
Department of Orthopedics
Associate Dean for Clinical Affairs
Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai

November 2, 2026
4pm - 6pm
Location: Davis Auditorium
Host: Eric Nestler, MD, PhD

Networking / Social Event
Wine and Cheese Reception
Music by members of the Mount Sinai Family

RSVP: https://form.jotform.com/mssmneur0/rsvp-deans-select-galatz

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Jian Xu, PhD
St. Jude Children's Research Hospital

Host: Elvin Wagenblast, PhD

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Hao Zheng
Ph.D. Student
Laboratory of Jalal Ahmed
Department of Radiation Oncology

Title TBA

Berengere Salome, Ph.D.
Senior Scientist
Laboratory of Amir Horowitz
Department of Immunology & Immunotherapy

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Created by the Spinal Cord Injury Transitions Group of Mount Sinai and powered by Social Creatures, SitGrit is a free, fully seated, home-based aerobic and strength training workout for the upper body. Classes are held fully remotely on Zoom, and led by high-performance and Olympic fitness trainers. SitGrit is open to everyone. No workout equipment is needed to participate. The classes are open for all ages, fitness levels, and mobility levels. Classes include full upper body workouts, boxing, dance, yoga, and more!

For more information on SitGrit Fitness visit their website: HERE

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Instructor: Jerry Snee, Certified Yoga Instructor
When: Tuesdays, 3:00 – 4:15 pm (weekly)
Location: Hosted by Mount Sinai West, Clinical Neurosciences Center (held virtually via Zoom)
Cost: Free

To register, email: joan.miravite@mountsinai.org

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The Epigenetics WIP comprises 10 laboratories whose work focuses on the transcriptional and epigenetic mechanisms by which environmental stimuli (e.g., a drug of abuse, stress) over a lifetime alter cell and circuit function to mediate lasting behavioral abnormalities.

You can add/access the talk titles here under the Epigenetics tab Neuroscience Dept. Epigenetics WIP – Google Sheet 2026-2027

Co-organizers: Drs. Paul Kenny and Ian Maze

Participating Labs: Drs. Kenny, Schaefer, Hurd, Ables, Maze, Russo, Akbarian, Jian Jin, Nestler, and Elahi labs

– Coffee will be provided

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In order to maintain patient confidentiality, this group is open BY INVITATION ONLY. To request admission, please contact: Angela Riccobono, Ph.D. at angela.riccobono@mountsinai.org or Garrison Redd at Garrison.redd@mountsinai.org

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Build and expand your daily voice-strengthening practice in this engaging group designed for individuals with Parkinson’s disease. Through dramatic readings, poetry, humor, games, music, and role-playing activities, participants practice increasing vocal volume and expression—and learn to use a stronger, more confident voice in conversations with family, friends, and the community.

Instructor: Karen Slotnick, MA, CCC-SLP
When: Wednesdays, 2:00 – 3:00 pm
Registration Required

To register, call 917-705-0998 or email Karen.slotnick@yahoo.com

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With the support of Mount Sinai Health System and New York City Spinal Cord Injury Association, our program has developed the first SCI women’s group in New York City. The SCI population is approximately 20 percent women, making us a minority within a minority in our society. We provide women with SCI the space to share their personal and intimate concerns with other women across age ranges, injury types and levels, and years of experience.

Our group meets weekly via zoom. We discuss various topics such as dating and sexuality, self-image, relationships with family, partners and friends, education, independence, co-dependence, self-advocacy, and dis/Ability as identity. We seek to empower, educate, and support one another.

If you are interested in attending a meeting, email womenonwheelsnyc@gmail.com or visit our website.

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When: First, Second & Fourth Wednesdays of each month, 6:00 – 8:00 pm
Where: Via Zoom
Facilitator: Rita Golub, LCSW

Registration Required
To register, call 646-335-2600 or email Golub60@aol.com.

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Hosted by Mount Sinai BioDesign, this global symposium returned to New York City for two days of bold keynotes, panels, and breakout sessions led by the world’s foremost experts in neuroscience, surgery, neurotech, and regulation. Held at the historic New York Academy of Medicine, NYBCI is the first-of-its-kind event focused on the surgical, clinical, and commercial translation of brain-computer interface technologies.

Leaders from top startups, academic institutions, federal agencies, and patient advocacy groups gathered to define what’s next for brain tech.

Register Today! www.nybci.com
Please note - you must register via the website. This is a paid event.

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The Cells, Circuits, and Behavior (CCB) WIP comprises 16 laboratories whose work focuses on integrating molecular, cellular, and behavioral studies in the context of normal and diseased states.

You can add/access the talk titles here under the CCB tab. Neuroscience Dept. CCB WIP - Google Sheets

co-organizers: Drs. Hirofumi Morishita; Peter Rudebeck, and Xiaoting Wu

– Coffee will be provide

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The NDD-WIP is a seminar series for laboratories at Mount Sinai that study the process of neural development, regeneration, and stem cells. Investigations also include studies of the underlying biology of the disease processes in neurodevelopmental diseases (e.g., autism), neural degeneration (e.g., Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s disease), and neural malignancies (brain cancer).

You can add/access the talk titles here under the NDD tab. Neuroscience Dept. NND WIP - Google Sheets

Organizers: Silvia Derubeis and Roland Friedel

– Coffee will be provided

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Created by the Spinal Cord Injury Transitions Group of Mount Sinai and powered by Social Creatures, SitGrit is a free, fully seated, home-based aerobic and strength training workout for the upper body. Classes are held fully remotely on Zoom, and led by high-performance and Olympic fitness trainers. SitGrit is open to everyone. No workout equipment is needed to participate. The classes are open for all ages, fitness levels, and mobility levels. Classes include full upper body workouts, boxing, dance, yoga, and more!

For more information on SitGrit Fitness visit their website: HERE

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Created by Mount Sinai Spinal Cord Injur Program and powered by Social Creatures, SitGrit is a free, fully seated, home-based aerobic and strength training workout for the upper body. Classes are held fully remotely on Zoom, and led by high-performance and Olympic fitness trainers. SitGrit is open to everyone. No workout equipment is needed to participate. The classes are open for all ages, fitness levels, and mobility levels. Classes include full upper body workouts, boxing, dance, yoga, and more!

For more information on SitGrit Fitness visit their website: HERE

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Benefits of joining a stroke support group include:

Connect with others who understand: Stroke support groups can help you conect with others who have been through a similar experience. This can help you feel less alone and isolated.Learn from others: Support groups can be a great source of information and advice about stroke recovery. You can learn from other members' experiences and what has worked for them. Share your experiences: Support groups can also be a safe place to share your own experiences and challenges. THis can be helpful for both your emotional and mental health.

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Benefits of joining a stroke support group include:

Connect with others who understand: Stroke support groups can help you conect with others who have been through a similar experience. This can help you feel less alone and isolated.Learn from others: Support groups can be a great source of information and advice about stroke recovery. You can learn from other members' experiences and what has worked for them. Share your experiences: Support groups can also be a safe place to share your own experiences and challenges. THis can be helpful for both your emotional and mental health.

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Join us for T’ai Chi, a simple yet highly effective movement routine designed to improve balance, flexibility, and cognitive function. No special clothing is required.

Instructors: Kenneth Gray and Carolyn Perkins
When: Thursdays, 5 – 6 pm
Location: Hosted by Mount Sinai West, Clinical Neurosciences Center (held virtually via Zoom)
Cost: Free

To register, email: joan.miravite@mountsinai.org

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Instructor: Kenneth Gray/Carolyn Perkins
When: Thursdays, 6:15 – 7:15pm
Zoom Meeting ID: 472 880 6429
Passcode: kengong

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When: Thursdays, 6:30 pm
Where: Via Zoom
Facilitator: Kathleen Gingerelli

For details, email: kgingerelli@msn.com

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Hosted by Mount Sinai BioDesign, this global symposium returned to New York City for two days of bold keynotes, panels, and breakout sessions led by the world’s foremost experts in neuroscience, surgery, neurotech, and regulation. Held at the historic New York Academy of Medicine, NYBCI is the first-of-its-kind event focused on the surgical, clinical, and commercial translation of brain-computer interface technologies.

Leaders from top startups, academic institutions, federal agencies, and patient advocacy groups gathered to define what’s next for brain tech.

Register Today! www.nybci.com
Please note - you must register via the website. This is a paid event.

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If you would like to submit an abstract to present at Nursing Research Day or attend an Abstracts Office Hours information session, please visit the following page: https://redcap.mountsinai.org/redcap/surveys/?s=HKH9PKH9N4DTM44X

The theme for this year's event is "The Value of Nursing Research." Nurses bring value to health care organizations not only as skilled clinicians, but also as innovators who advance patient care in ways that improve outcomes and lower costs. As part of the national conversation about reimagining the economic value of nurses in the healthcare system, this event will highlight the value of research and innovation projects conducted by nurses in clinical settings.

This year's keynote address will be delivered by Olga Yakusheva, PHD, MSPE, FAAN, Professor of Nursing at the Johns Hopkins School of Nursing. The event will also feature project presentations by the Phillips School of Nursing Evidence-Based Practice Fellows and by clinical nurses across the Mount Sinai Health System; an all-day digital poster display; and information sessions on programs, initiatives, and resources for clinical nurses.

Breakfast and lunch will be provided.

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To register and for any questions please contact Garrison Redd at Garrison.redd@mountsinai.org

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Learn the basics of EndNote, a powerful reference management tool designed to streamline your research and writing process. This workshop will walk you through the process of how to collect, organize, and maintain a library of references.

In this workshop we'll cover:

Downloading and creating an EndNote libraryCreating groupsImporting references into your libraryFinding and attaching full-text PDFsInserting properly formatted references in Microsoft Word and Google Docs using Cite While You Write (CWYW)We recommend downloading EndNote via Levy Library prior to this session, so that you may follow along with the instructor. Please use the link below to download the software, and be sure to follow EndNote installation instructions.

If you have any issues downloading EndNote, please email refdesk@mssm.edu for assistance.

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In this workshop we’ll cover:

Why academic journals use graphical abstracts

How to identify your audience

Design principles such as reading direction, arrows, text hierarchy, and color elements

Where to find layout dimensions and templates

Free resources for illustration assets, icons, and design platforms

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Anirban Maitra, MD
New York University School of Medicine

Host: Poulikos Poulikakos, PhD

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Ananda Goldrath, Ph.D.
Presidential Chair and Professor in Molecular BIology
University of California San Diego

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Created by the Spinal Cord Injury Transitions Group of Mount Sinai and powered by Social Creatures, SitGrit is a free, fully seated, home-based aerobic and strength training workout for the upper body. Classes are held fully remotely on Zoom, and led by high-performance and Olympic fitness trainers. SitGrit is open to everyone. No workout equipment is needed to participate. The classes are open for all ages, fitness levels, and mobility levels. Classes include full upper body workouts, boxing, dance, yoga, and more!

For more information on SitGrit Fitness visit their website: HERE

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Instructor: Jerry Snee, Certified Yoga Instructor
When: Tuesdays, 3:00 – 4:15 pm (weekly)
Location: Hosted by Mount Sinai West, Clinical Neurosciences Center (held virtually via Zoom)
Cost: Free

To register, email: joan.miravite@mountsinai.org

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The Epigenetics WIP comprises 10 laboratories whose work focuses on the transcriptional and epigenetic mechanisms by which environmental stimuli (e.g., a drug of abuse, stress) over a lifetime alter cell and circuit function to mediate lasting behavioral abnormalities.

You can add/access the talk titles here under the Epigenetics tab Neuroscience Dept. Epigenetics WIP – Google Sheet 2026-2027

Co-organizers: Drs. Paul Kenny and Ian Maze

Participating Labs: Drs. Kenny, Schaefer, Hurd, Ables, Maze, Russo, Akbarian, Jian Jin, Nestler, and Elahi labs

– Coffee will be provided

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When: Second & Fourth Wednesday of each month, 11:30 am – 1:00 pm
Where: Via Zoom
Facilitator: Norma Loeb

For more information, call 646-248-9292 or email Norma@lbdny.org.

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In order to maintain patient confidentiality, this group is open BY INVITATION ONLY. To request admission, please contact: Angela Riccobono, Ph.D. at angela.riccobono@mountsinai.org or Garrison Redd at Garrison.redd@mountsinai.org

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Build and expand your daily voice-strengthening practice in this engaging group designed for individuals with Parkinson’s disease. Through dramatic readings, poetry, humor, games, music, and role-playing activities, participants practice increasing vocal volume and expression—and learn to use a stronger, more confident voice in conversations with family, friends, and the community.

Instructor: Karen Slotnick, MA, CCC-SLP
When: Wednesdays, 2:00 – 3:00 pm
Registration Required

To register, call 917-705-0998 or email Karen.slotnick@yahoo.com

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With the support of Mount Sinai Health System and New York City Spinal Cord Injury Association, our program has developed the first SCI women’s group in New York City. The SCI population is approximately 20 percent women, making us a minority within a minority in our society. We provide women with SCI the space to share their personal and intimate concerns with other women across age ranges, injury types and levels, and years of experience.

Our group meets weekly via zoom. We discuss various topics such as dating and sexuality, self-image, relationships with family, partners and friends, education, independence, co-dependence, self-advocacy, and dis/Ability as identity. We seek to empower, educate, and support one another.

If you are interested in attending a meeting, email womenonwheelsnyc@gmail.com or visit our website.

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When: First, Second & Fourth Wednesdays of each month, 6:00 – 8:00 pm
Where: Via Zoom
Facilitator: Rita Golub, LCSW

Registration Required
To register, call 646-335-2600 or email Golub60@aol.com.

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The Cells, Circuits, and Behavior (CCB) WIP comprises 16 laboratories whose work focuses on integrating molecular, cellular, and behavioral studies in the context of normal and diseased states.

You can add/access the talk titles here under the CCB tab. Neuroscience Dept. CCB WIP - Google Sheets

co-organizers: Drs. Hirofumi Morishita; Peter Rudebeck, and Xiaoting Wu

– Coffee will be provide

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The NDD-WIP is a seminar series for laboratories at Mount Sinai that study the process of neural development, regeneration, and stem cells. Investigations also include studies of the underlying biology of the disease processes in neurodevelopmental diseases (e.g., autism), neural degeneration (e.g., Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s disease), and neural malignancies (brain cancer).

You can add/access the talk titles here under the NDD tab. Neuroscience Dept. NND WIP - Google Sheets

Organizers: Silvia Derubeis and Roland Friedel

– Coffee will be provided

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Created by the Spinal Cord Injury Transitions Group of Mount Sinai and powered by Social Creatures, SitGrit is a free, fully seated, home-based aerobic and strength training workout for the upper body. Classes are held fully remotely on Zoom, and led by high-performance and Olympic fitness trainers. SitGrit is open to everyone. No workout equipment is needed to participate. The classes are open for all ages, fitness levels, and mobility levels. Classes include full upper body workouts, boxing, dance, yoga, and more!

For more information on SitGrit Fitness visit their website: HERE

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Created by Mount Sinai Spinal Cord Injur Program and powered by Social Creatures, SitGrit is a free, fully seated, home-based aerobic and strength training workout for the upper body. Classes are held fully remotely on Zoom, and led by high-performance and Olympic fitness trainers. SitGrit is open to everyone. No workout equipment is needed to participate. The classes are open for all ages, fitness levels, and mobility levels. Classes include full upper body workouts, boxing, dance, yoga, and more!

For more information on SitGrit Fitness visit their website: HERE

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In this workshop we will cover:

Distinguishing between systematic reviews and literature reviews

Methodology & best practices

Systematic review support available from the Levy Library

Related Library Guide: Levy Library Research Synthesis and Systematic Review Services

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Join us for T’ai Chi, a simple yet highly effective movement routine designed to improve balance, flexibility, and cognitive function. No special clothing is required.

Instructors: Kenneth Gray and Carolyn Perkins
When: Thursdays, 5 – 6 pm
Location: Hosted by Mount Sinai West, Clinical Neurosciences Center (held virtually via Zoom)
Cost: Free

To register, email: joan.miravite@mountsinai.org

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Instructor: Kenneth Gray/Carolyn Perkins
When: Thursdays, 6:15 – 7:15pm
Zoom Meeting ID: 472 880 6429
Passcode: kengong

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When: Thursdays, 6:30 pm
Where: Via Zoom
Facilitator: Kathleen Gingerelli

For details, email: kgingerelli@msn.com

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To register and for any questions please contact Garrison Redd at Garrison.redd@mountsinai.org

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When: Monthly on Fridays, 6:00 – 7:30 pm
Jan 16, Feb 13, Mar 13, April 17, May 15, June 12, July 17, Aug 14, Sept 18, Oct 16, Nov 13, Dec 18

Where: Via Zoom
Facilitator: Margaux Galli

For meeting information and to RSVP, please email: margauxadvocacy@gmail.com

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https://www.coursera.org/learn/bd2k-lincs

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We will cover:

Creating, modifying, and publishing data extraction templates in Extraction 1 & 2 Extracting data from studies Producing consensus data so that the final data are ready for export Exporting data from Covidence Levy Library supportLearn valuable tips and tricks to jumpstart your progress, as well as have the opportunity to get your specific questions answered.

Learners affiliated with Mount Sinai can request a Covidence invitation here.

If you cannot attend the live session, register anyway and you'll receive a recording 24 hours after the session.

Please register using this link.

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In this session we'll cover:

Accessing CINAHL via the library's website.Using "suggest subject" terms to create a targeted search.Sorting and filtering results.Accessing full text.Searching for publications written by nurses.

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Presented by Mary Rojas, PhD- Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai

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Ashley Richardson
Ph.D. Student
Laboratory of Samira Asgari
Department of Genetics & Genomic Sciences

Title TBA

Weslley Fernandes-Braga, Ph.D.
Post-Doctoral Fellow
Laboratory of Maria Lafaille
Department of Pediatrics, Allergy and Immunology

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Created by the Spinal Cord Injury Transitions Group of Mount Sinai and powered by Social Creatures, SitGrit is a free, fully seated, home-based aerobic and strength training workout for the upper body. Classes are held fully remotely on Zoom, and led by high-performance and Olympic fitness trainers. SitGrit is open to everyone. No workout equipment is needed to participate. The classes are open for all ages, fitness levels, and mobility levels. Classes include full upper body workouts, boxing, dance, yoga, and more!

For more information on SitGrit Fitness visit their website: HERE

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Instructor: Jerry Snee, Certified Yoga Instructor
When: Tuesdays, 3:00 – 4:15 pm (weekly)
Location: Hosted by Mount Sinai West, Clinical Neurosciences Center (held virtually via Zoom)
Cost: Free

To register, email: joan.miravite@mountsinai.org

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The Epigenetics WIP comprises 10 laboratories whose work focuses on the transcriptional and epigenetic mechanisms by which environmental stimuli (e.g., a drug of abuse, stress) over a lifetime alter cell and circuit function to mediate lasting behavioral abnormalities.

You can add/access the talk titles here under the Epigenetics tab Neuroscience Dept. Epigenetics WIP – Google Sheet 2026-2027

Co-organizers: Drs. Paul Kenny and Ian Maze

Participating Labs: Drs. Kenny, Schaefer, Hurd, Ables, Maze, Russo, Akbarian, Jian Jin, Nestler, and Elahi labs

– Coffee will be provided

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In order to maintain patient confidentiality, this group is open BY INVITATION ONLY. To request admission, please contact: Angela Riccobono, Ph.D. at angela.riccobono@mountsinai.org or Garrison Redd at Garrison.redd@mountsinai.org

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Wednesday, February 25, 2026 - CANCELLED

Thursday, March 12, 2026 at 2:30PM-3:30PM - Jeff Downey (Swirski Lab)
"Type I Interferon as a Lifelong Mediator of Macrophage Tissue Residency and Function"

Wednesday, March 25, 2026 (LOCATION CHANGE: HESS 8-101) - Merad Lab (Jing Zhang)

Wednesday, April 29, 2026 - Naik Lab (Andreas Obers)

Wednesday, May 27, 2026 - GAPs Lab (Afrin Sultana Shaik)

Wednesday, June 24, 2026 - Sinai Senescence Team (Patty J Lee, PI)

Wednesday, July 29, 2026 - NO SEMINAR - SUMMER BREAK

Wednesday, August 26, 2026 - NO SEMINAR - SUMMER BREAK

Wednesday, September 30, 2026 - GAPs Lab (Ambra Sartori)

Wednesday, October 28, 2026 - Metabolic reprogramming during Aging (Puleston Lab)

Wednesday, November 18, 2026 - Asgari Lab (Ashley Richardson)

Wednesday, December 16, 2026 - Speaker TBD

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Build and expand your daily voice-strengthening practice in this engaging group designed for individuals with Parkinson’s disease. Through dramatic readings, poetry, humor, games, music, and role-playing activities, participants practice increasing vocal volume and expression—and learn to use a stronger, more confident voice in conversations with family, friends, and the community.

Instructor: Karen Slotnick, MA, CCC-SLP
When: Wednesdays, 2:00 – 3:00 pm
Registration Required

To register, call 917-705-0998 or email Karen.slotnick@yahoo.com

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With the support of Mount Sinai Health System and New York City Spinal Cord Injury Association, our program has developed the first SCI women’s group in New York City. The SCI population is approximately 20 percent women, making us a minority within a minority in our society. We provide women with SCI the space to share their personal and intimate concerns with other women across age ranges, injury types and levels, and years of experience.

Our group meets weekly via zoom. We discuss various topics such as dating and sexuality, self-image, relationships with family, partners and friends, education, independence, co-dependence, self-advocacy, and dis/Ability as identity. We seek to empower, educate, and support one another.

If you are interested in attending a meeting, email womenonwheelsnyc@gmail.com or visit our website.

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The NDD-WIP is a seminar series for laboratories at Mount Sinai that study the process of neural development, regeneration, and stem cells. Investigations also include studies of the underlying biology of the disease processes in neurodevelopmental diseases (e.g., autism), neural degeneration (e.g., Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s disease), and neural malignancies (brain cancer).

You can add/access the talk titles here under the NDD tab. Neuroscience Dept. NND WIP - Google Sheets

Organizers: Silvia Derubeis and Roland Friedel

– Coffee will be provided

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Created by the Spinal Cord Injury Transitions Group of Mount Sinai and powered by Social Creatures, SitGrit is a free, fully seated, home-based aerobic and strength training workout for the upper body. Classes are held fully remotely on Zoom, and led by high-performance and Olympic fitness trainers. SitGrit is open to everyone. No workout equipment is needed to participate. The classes are open for all ages, fitness levels, and mobility levels. Classes include full upper body workouts, boxing, dance, yoga, and more!

For more information on SitGrit Fitness visit their website: HERE

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Created by Mount Sinai Spinal Cord Injur Program and powered by Social Creatures, SitGrit is a free, fully seated, home-based aerobic and strength training workout for the upper body. Classes are held fully remotely on Zoom, and led by high-performance and Olympic fitness trainers. SitGrit is open to everyone. No workout equipment is needed to participate. The classes are open for all ages, fitness levels, and mobility levels. Classes include full upper body workouts, boxing, dance, yoga, and more!

For more information on SitGrit Fitness visit their website: HERE

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Join us for T’ai Chi, a simple yet highly effective movement routine designed to improve balance, flexibility, and cognitive function. No special clothing is required.

Instructors: Kenneth Gray and Carolyn Perkins
When: Thursdays, 5 – 6 pm
Location: Hosted by Mount Sinai West, Clinical Neurosciences Center (held virtually via Zoom)
Cost: Free

To register, email: joan.miravite@mountsinai.org

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Instructor: Kenneth Gray/Carolyn Perkins
When: Thursdays, 6:15 – 7:15pm
Zoom Meeting ID: 472 880 6429
Passcode: kengong

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When: Thursdays, 6:30 pm
Where: Via Zoom
Facilitator: Kathleen Gingerelli

For details, email: kgingerelli@msn.com

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To register and for any questions please contact Garrison Redd at Garrison.redd@mountsinai.org

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When: Third Friday of each month, 2:00 pm
Where: Via Zoom
Facilitator: Roberta Schine, CKYI

Please RSVP by calling 917-482-3395 or emailing RLSchine@aol.com.

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The course contains practical tutorials for using tools and setting up pipelines, but it also covers the mathematics behind the methods applied within the tools. The course is mostly appropriate for beginning graduate students and advanced undergraduates majoring in fields such as biology, math, physics, chemistry, computer science, biomedical and electrical engineering.

The lectures should be useful for researchers who encounter large datasets in their own research. The course presents software tools developed by the Ma’ayan Laboratory from the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai, but also other freely available data analysis and visualization tools. The ultimate aim of the course is to enable participants to utilize the methods presented in this course for analyzing their own data for their own projects. For those participants that do not work in the field, the course introduces the current research challenges faced in the field of computational systems biology.

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Ziche Chen
Ph.D. Student
Laboratory of Filip Swirski
Department of Medicine, Division of Cardiology

Title TBA

Matthias Ceulemans, Ph.D.
Post-Doctoral Fellow
Laboratory of Saurabh Mehandru
Department of Medicine, Division of Gastroenterology

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Created by the Spinal Cord Injury Transitions Group of Mount Sinai and powered by Social Creatures, SitGrit is a free, fully seated, home-based aerobic and strength training workout for the upper body. Classes are held fully remotely on Zoom, and led by high-performance and Olympic fitness trainers. SitGrit is open to everyone. No workout equipment is needed to participate. The classes are open for all ages, fitness levels, and mobility levels. Classes include full upper body workouts, boxing, dance, yoga, and more!

For more information on SitGrit Fitness visit their website: HERE

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Instructor: Jerry Snee, Certified Yoga Instructor
When: Tuesdays, 3:00 – 4:15 pm (weekly)
Location: Hosted by Mount Sinai West, Clinical Neurosciences Center (held virtually via Zoom)
Cost: Free

To register, email: joan.miravite@mountsinai.org

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The Epigenetics WIP comprises 10 laboratories whose work focuses on the transcriptional and epigenetic mechanisms by which environmental stimuli (e.g., a drug of abuse, stress) over a lifetime alter cell and circuit function to mediate lasting behavioral abnormalities.

You can add/access the talk titles here under the Epigenetics tab Neuroscience Dept. Epigenetics WIP – Google Sheet 2026-2027

Co-organizers: Drs. Paul Kenny and Ian Maze

Participating Labs: Drs. Kenny, Schaefer, Hurd, Ables, Maze, Russo, Akbarian, Jian Jin, Nestler, and Elahi labs

– Coffee will be provided

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When: Second & Fourth Wednesday of each month, 11:30 am – 1:00 pm
Where: Via Zoom
Facilitator: Norma Loeb

For more information, call 646-248-9292 or email Norma@lbdny.org.

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In order to maintain patient confidentiality, this group is open BY INVITATION ONLY. To request admission, please contact: Angela Riccobono, Ph.D. at angela.riccobono@mountsinai.org or Garrison Redd at Garrison.redd@mountsinai.org

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Build and expand your daily voice-strengthening practice in this engaging group designed for individuals with Parkinson’s disease. Through dramatic readings, poetry, humor, games, music, and role-playing activities, participants practice increasing vocal volume and expression—and learn to use a stronger, more confident voice in conversations with family, friends, and the community.

Instructor: Karen Slotnick, MA, CCC-SLP
When: Wednesdays, 2:00 – 3:00 pm
Registration Required

To register, call 917-705-0998 or email Karen.slotnick@yahoo.com

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With the support of Mount Sinai Health System and New York City Spinal Cord Injury Association, our program has developed the first SCI women’s group in New York City. The SCI population is approximately 20 percent women, making us a minority within a minority in our society. We provide women with SCI the space to share their personal and intimate concerns with other women across age ranges, injury types and levels, and years of experience.

Our group meets weekly via zoom. We discuss various topics such as dating and sexuality, self-image, relationships with family, partners and friends, education, independence, co-dependence, self-advocacy, and dis/Ability as identity. We seek to empower, educate, and support one another.

If you are interested in attending a meeting, email womenonwheelsnyc@gmail.com or visit our website.

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When: First, Second & Fourth Wednesdays of each month, 6:00 – 8:00 pm
Where: Via Zoom
Facilitator: Rita Golub, LCSW

Registration Required
To register, call 646-335-2600 or email Golub60@aol.com.

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Created by the Spinal Cord Injury Transitions Group of Mount Sinai and powered by Social Creatures, SitGrit is a free, fully seated, home-based aerobic and strength training workout for the upper body. Classes are held fully remotely on Zoom, and led by high-performance and Olympic fitness trainers. SitGrit is open to everyone. No workout equipment is needed to participate. The classes are open for all ages, fitness levels, and mobility levels. Classes include full upper body workouts, boxing, dance, yoga, and more!

For more information on SitGrit Fitness visit their website: HERE

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Created by Mount Sinai Spinal Cord Injur Program and powered by Social Creatures, SitGrit is a free, fully seated, home-based aerobic and strength training workout for the upper body. Classes are held fully remotely on Zoom, and led by high-performance and Olympic fitness trainers. SitGrit is open to everyone. No workout equipment is needed to participate. The classes are open for all ages, fitness levels, and mobility levels. Classes include full upper body workouts, boxing, dance, yoga, and more!

For more information on SitGrit Fitness visit their website: HERE

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Join us for T’ai Chi, a simple yet highly effective movement routine designed to improve balance, flexibility, and cognitive function. No special clothing is required.

Instructors: Kenneth Gray and Carolyn Perkins
When: Thursdays, 5 – 6 pm
Location: Hosted by Mount Sinai West, Clinical Neurosciences Center (held virtually via Zoom)
Cost: Free

To register, email: joan.miravite@mountsinai.org

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Instructor: Kenneth Gray/Carolyn Perkins
When: Thursdays, 6:15 – 7:15pm
Zoom Meeting ID: 472 880 6429
Passcode: kengong

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When: Thursdays, 6:30 pm
Where: Via Zoom
Facilitator: Kathleen Gingerelli

For details, email: kgingerelli@msn.com

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To register and for any questions please contact Garrison Redd at Garrison.redd@mountsinai.org

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In this group, you'll find community, understanding, and strength among others who share similar lived experiences. Together, we navigate grief, trauma, identity, and resilience, while also exploring practical strategies for adapting to life with SCI.

Our support group is held on the last Wednesday of every month. Light Refreshments are served. Contact Garrison.Redd@mountsinai.org if you are interested in attending.

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Event takes place from 5-6 pm in Annenberg 5-205

To request accommodations for this event, please contact Carmen Duran-Santos at carmen.duran-santos@mssm.edu

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Presented by David Cook, MD, MHPE- Mayo Clinic College of Medicine and Science

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Eva Hernando-Monge, PhD
Professor, Department of Pathology
New York University School of Medicine

Host: Emily Bernstein, PhD

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Matteo Iannacone, M.D., Ph.D.
Director, Division of Immunology and Infectious Diseases
Professor of Pathology
​Head, Dynamics of Immune Responses
San Raffaele Scientific Institute & University

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Created by the Spinal Cord Injury Transitions Group of Mount Sinai and powered by Social Creatures, SitGrit is a free, fully seated, home-based aerobic and strength training workout for the upper body. Classes are held fully remotely on Zoom, and led by high-performance and Olympic fitness trainers. SitGrit is open to everyone. No workout equipment is needed to participate. The classes are open for all ages, fitness levels, and mobility levels. Classes include full upper body workouts, boxing, dance, yoga, and more!

For more information on SitGrit Fitness visit their website: HERE

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Instructor: Jerry Snee, Certified Yoga Instructor
When: Tuesdays, 3:00 – 4:15 pm (weekly)
Location: Hosted by Mount Sinai West, Clinical Neurosciences Center (held virtually via Zoom)
Cost: Free

To register, email: joan.miravite@mountsinai.org

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The Epigenetics WIP comprises 10 laboratories whose work focuses on the transcriptional and epigenetic mechanisms by which environmental stimuli (e.g., a drug of abuse, stress) over a lifetime alter cell and circuit function to mediate lasting behavioral abnormalities.

You can add/access the talk titles here under the Epigenetics tab Neuroscience Dept. Epigenetics WIP – Google Sheet 2026-2027

Co-organizers: Drs. Paul Kenny and Ian Maze

Participating Labs: Drs. Kenny, Schaefer, Hurd, Ables, Maze, Russo, Akbarian, Jian Jin, Nestler, and Elahi labs

– Coffee will be provided

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In order to maintain patient confidentiality, this group is open BY INVITATION ONLY. To request admission, please contact: Angela Riccobono, Ph.D. at angela.riccobono@mountsinai.org or Garrison Redd at Garrison.redd@mountsinai.org

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Build and expand your daily voice-strengthening practice in this engaging group designed for individuals with Parkinson’s disease. Through dramatic readings, poetry, humor, games, music, and role-playing activities, participants practice increasing vocal volume and expression—and learn to use a stronger, more confident voice in conversations with family, friends, and the community.

Instructor: Karen Slotnick, MA, CCC-SLP
When: Wednesdays, 2:00 – 3:00 pm
Registration Required

To register, call 917-705-0998 or email Karen.slotnick@yahoo.com

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With the support of Mount Sinai Health System and New York City Spinal Cord Injury Association, our program has developed the first SCI women’s group in New York City. The SCI population is approximately 20 percent women, making us a minority within a minority in our society. We provide women with SCI the space to share their personal and intimate concerns with other women across age ranges, injury types and levels, and years of experience.

Our group meets weekly via zoom. We discuss various topics such as dating and sexuality, self-image, relationships with family, partners and friends, education, independence, co-dependence, self-advocacy, and dis/Ability as identity. We seek to empower, educate, and support one another.

If you are interested in attending a meeting, email womenonwheelsnyc@gmail.com or visit our website.

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When: First, Second & Fourth Wednesdays of each month, 6:00 – 8:00 pm
Where: Via Zoom
Facilitator: Rita Golub, LCSW

Registration Required
To register, call 646-335-2600 or email Golub60@aol.com.

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The Cells, Circuits, and Behavior (CCB) WIP comprises 16 laboratories whose work focuses on integrating molecular, cellular, and behavioral studies in the context of normal and diseased states.

You can add/access the talk titles here under the CCB tab. Neuroscience Dept. CCB WIP - Google Sheets

co-organizers: Drs. Hirofumi Morishita; Peter Rudebeck, and Xiaoting Wu

– Coffee will be provide

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The NDD-WIP is a seminar series for laboratories at Mount Sinai that study the process of neural development, regeneration, and stem cells. Investigations also include studies of the underlying biology of the disease processes in neurodevelopmental diseases (e.g., autism), neural degeneration (e.g., Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s disease), and neural malignancies (brain cancer).

You can add/access the talk titles here under the NDD tab. Neuroscience Dept. NND WIP - Google Sheets

Organizers: Silvia Derubeis and Roland Friedel

– Coffee will be provided

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Created by the Spinal Cord Injury Transitions Group of Mount Sinai and powered by Social Creatures, SitGrit is a free, fully seated, home-based aerobic and strength training workout for the upper body. Classes are held fully remotely on Zoom, and led by high-performance and Olympic fitness trainers. SitGrit is open to everyone. No workout equipment is needed to participate. The classes are open for all ages, fitness levels, and mobility levels. Classes include full upper body workouts, boxing, dance, yoga, and more!

For more information on SitGrit Fitness visit their website: HERE

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Created by Mount Sinai Spinal Cord Injur Program and powered by Social Creatures, SitGrit is a free, fully seated, home-based aerobic and strength training workout for the upper body. Classes are held fully remotely on Zoom, and led by high-performance and Olympic fitness trainers. SitGrit is open to everyone. No workout equipment is needed to participate. The classes are open for all ages, fitness levels, and mobility levels. Classes include full upper body workouts, boxing, dance, yoga, and more!

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Benefits of joining a stroke support group include:

Connect with others who understand: Stroke support groups can help you conect with others who have been through a similar experience. This can help you feel less alone and isolated.Learn from others: Support groups can be a great source of information and advice about stroke recovery. You can learn from other members' experiences and what has worked for them. Share your experiences: Support groups can also be a safe place to share your own experiences and challenges. THis can be helpful for both your emotional and mental health.

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Benefits of joining a stroke support group include:

Connect with others who understand: Stroke support groups can help you conect with others who have been through a similar experience. This can help you feel less alone and isolated.Learn from others: Support groups can be a great source of information and advice about stroke recovery. You can learn from other members' experiences and what has worked for them. Share your experiences: Support groups can also be a safe place to share your own experiences and challenges. THis can be helpful for both your emotional and mental health.

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Join us for T’ai Chi, a simple yet highly effective movement routine designed to improve balance, flexibility, and cognitive function. No special clothing is required.

Instructors: Kenneth Gray and Carolyn Perkins
When: Thursdays, 5 – 6 pm
Location: Hosted by Mount Sinai West, Clinical Neurosciences Center (held virtually via Zoom)
Cost: Free

To register, email: joan.miravite@mountsinai.org

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Instructor: Kenneth Gray/Carolyn Perkins
When: Thursdays, 6:15 – 7:15pm
Zoom Meeting ID: 472 880 6429
Passcode: kengong

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When: Thursdays, 6:30 pm
Where: Via Zoom
Facilitator: Kathleen Gingerelli

For details, email: kgingerelli@msn.com

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To register and for any questions please contact Garrison Redd at Garrison.redd@mountsinai.org

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Hacking Immunity in Tissues and Tumors

Brian D. Brown, PhD
Vice Chair, Immunology & Immunotherapy
Director, Icahn Genomics Institute
Associate Director, Precision Immunology Institute Professor,
Genetics and Genomic Sciences, Dermatology and Immunology & Immunotherapy

December 7,2026 • 4pm - 6pm
Location: Davis Auditorium
Host: Eric Nestler, MD, PhD

Networking / Social Event
Wine and Cheese Reception
Music by members of the Mount Sinai Family

RSVP: https://form.jotform.com/mssmneur0/deans-select-Brown

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Hacking Immunity in Tissues and Tumors

Brian D. Brown, PhD
Vice Chair, Immunology & Immunotherapy
Director, Icahn Genomics Institute
Associate Director, Precision Immunology Institute
Professor, Genetics and Genomic Sciences,
Dermatology and Immunology & Immunotherapy

Monday, December 7,2026 • 4 pm - 6 pm
Location: Hess Building, Davis Auditorium
Host: Eric Nestler, MD, PhD

RSVP: https://form.jotform.com/mssmneur0/deans-select-Brown

Networking / Social Event
Wine and Cheese Reception
Music by members of the Mount Sinai Family

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In this workshop we will cover:

Setting up Zotero on your desktop and creating your online account.

Using Zotero Connector to capture webpages, PDFs, and more.

Adding citations to your library directly from the web (PMID, DOI) and using Zotero's Magic Wand feature.

Using the Zotero Microsoft Word plugin to automatically insert citations and create your bibliography in Google Docs / Microsoft Word.

We recommend downloading Zotero via the Levy Library prior to this session so that you may follow along with the instructor.

If you have any issues downloading Zotero, please email library@mssm.edu for assistance.

Related Topic Guide: Zotero @ Levy Library by Katherine Santana

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Lisa Bodei, MD, PhD
Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center

Host: Randy Yeh, MD

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Yifan Zhao
Ph.D. Student
Laboratory of Robert Samstein
Department of Radiation Oncology

Title TBA

Asma Farhat, Ph.D.
Post-Doctoral Fellow
Laboratory of Shruti Naik
Department of Dermatology

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Created by the Spinal Cord Injury Transitions Group of Mount Sinai and powered by Social Creatures, SitGrit is a free, fully seated, home-based aerobic and strength training workout for the upper body. Classes are held fully remotely on Zoom, and led by high-performance and Olympic fitness trainers. SitGrit is open to everyone. No workout equipment is needed to participate. The classes are open for all ages, fitness levels, and mobility levels. Classes include full upper body workouts, boxing, dance, yoga, and more!

For more information on SitGrit Fitness visit their website: HERE

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Instructor: Jerry Snee, Certified Yoga Instructor
When: Tuesdays, 3:00 – 4:15 pm (weekly)
Location: Hosted by Mount Sinai West, Clinical Neurosciences Center (held virtually via Zoom)
Cost: Free

To register, email: joan.miravite@mountsinai.org

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The Epigenetics WIP comprises 10 laboratories whose work focuses on the transcriptional and epigenetic mechanisms by which environmental stimuli (e.g., a drug of abuse, stress) over a lifetime alter cell and circuit function to mediate lasting behavioral abnormalities.

You can add/access the talk titles here under the Epigenetics tab Neuroscience Dept. Epigenetics WIP – Google Sheet 2026-2027

Co-organizers: Drs. Paul Kenny and Ian Maze

Participating Labs: Drs. Kenny, Schaefer, Hurd, Ables, Maze, Russo, Akbarian, Jian Jin, Nestler, and Elahi labs

– Coffee will be provided

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When: Second & Fourth Wednesday of each month, 11:30 am – 1:00 pm
Where: Via Zoom
Facilitator: Norma Loeb

For more information, call 646-248-9292 or email Norma@lbdny.org.

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In order to maintain patient confidentiality, this group is open BY INVITATION ONLY. To request admission, please contact: Angela Riccobono, Ph.D. at angela.riccobono@mountsinai.org or Garrison Redd at Garrison.redd@mountsinai.org

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Build and expand your daily voice-strengthening practice in this engaging group designed for individuals with Parkinson’s disease. Through dramatic readings, poetry, humor, games, music, and role-playing activities, participants practice increasing vocal volume and expression—and learn to use a stronger, more confident voice in conversations with family, friends, and the community.

Instructor: Karen Slotnick, MA, CCC-SLP
When: Wednesdays, 2:00 – 3:00 pm
Registration Required

To register, call 917-705-0998 or email Karen.slotnick@yahoo.com

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With the support of Mount Sinai Health System and New York City Spinal Cord Injury Association, our program has developed the first SCI women’s group in New York City. The SCI population is approximately 20 percent women, making us a minority within a minority in our society. We provide women with SCI the space to share their personal and intimate concerns with other women across age ranges, injury types and levels, and years of experience.

Our group meets weekly via zoom. We discuss various topics such as dating and sexuality, self-image, relationships with family, partners and friends, education, independence, co-dependence, self-advocacy, and dis/Ability as identity. We seek to empower, educate, and support one another.

If you are interested in attending a meeting, email womenonwheelsnyc@gmail.com or visit our website.

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When: First, Second & Fourth Wednesdays of each month, 6:00 – 8:00 pm
Where: Via Zoom
Facilitator: Rita Golub, LCSW

Registration Required
To register, call 646-335-2600 or email Golub60@aol.com.

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The Cells, Circuits, and Behavior (CCB) WIP comprises 16 laboratories whose work focuses on integrating molecular, cellular, and behavioral studies in the context of normal and diseased states.

You can add/access the talk titles here under the CCB tab. Neuroscience Dept. CCB WIP - Google Sheets

co-organizers: Drs. Hirofumi Morishita; Peter Rudebeck, and Xiaoting Wu

– Coffee will be provide

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The NDD-WIP is a seminar series for laboratories at Mount Sinai that study the process of neural development, regeneration, and stem cells. Investigations also include studies of the underlying biology of the disease processes in neurodevelopmental diseases (e.g., autism), neural degeneration (e.g., Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s disease), and neural malignancies (brain cancer).

You can add/access the talk titles here under the NDD tab. Neuroscience Dept. NND WIP - Google Sheets

Organizers: Silvia Derubeis and Roland Friedel

– Coffee will be provided

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Created by the Spinal Cord Injury Transitions Group of Mount Sinai and powered by Social Creatures, SitGrit is a free, fully seated, home-based aerobic and strength training workout for the upper body. Classes are held fully remotely on Zoom, and led by high-performance and Olympic fitness trainers. SitGrit is open to everyone. No workout equipment is needed to participate. The classes are open for all ages, fitness levels, and mobility levels. Classes include full upper body workouts, boxing, dance, yoga, and more!

For more information on SitGrit Fitness visit their website: HERE

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Created by Mount Sinai Spinal Cord Injur Program and powered by Social Creatures, SitGrit is a free, fully seated, home-based aerobic and strength training workout for the upper body. Classes are held fully remotely on Zoom, and led by high-performance and Olympic fitness trainers. SitGrit is open to everyone. No workout equipment is needed to participate. The classes are open for all ages, fitness levels, and mobility levels. Classes include full upper body workouts, boxing, dance, yoga, and more!

For more information on SitGrit Fitness visit their website: HERE

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Form a searchable question

Identify appropriate databases/information sources

Create & execute a comprehensive search strategy

Organize their results

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Join us for T’ai Chi, a simple yet highly effective movement routine designed to improve balance, flexibility, and cognitive function. No special clothing is required.

Instructors: Kenneth Gray and Carolyn Perkins
When: Thursdays, 5 – 6 pm
Location: Hosted by Mount Sinai West, Clinical Neurosciences Center (held virtually via Zoom)
Cost: Free

To register, email: joan.miravite@mountsinai.org

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Instructor: Kenneth Gray/Carolyn Perkins
When: Thursdays, 6:15 – 7:15pm
Zoom Meeting ID: 472 880 6429
Passcode: kengong

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When: Thursdays, 6:30 pm
Where: Via Zoom
Facilitator: Kathleen Gingerelli

For details, email: kgingerelli@msn.com

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To register and for any questions please contact Garrison Redd at Garrison.redd@mountsinai.org

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