Students & residents
Structured research projects, thesis work and mentored participation in registries, outcomes studies and evidence synthesis.
We are interested in collaborations that improve data quality, increase external validity and answer clinically important questions that are difficult to solve within a single centre.
Structured research projects, thesis work and mentored participation in registries, outcomes studies and evidence synthesis.
Methodological collaboration in statistics, prediction, causal inference, data harmonisation, reproducibility and external validation.
Multicentre registry participation, prospective cohort development, shared core variables and disease-specific outcome studies.
Cross-centre validation, comparative effectiveness work and collaborative programmes in global, geriatric and translational neurosurgery.
Especially rare disease, neurotrauma, complex spine and other questions where scale matters.
Independent testing of prediction models and outcome definitions in new populations.
Patient-centred longitudinal datasets and clinically meaningful recovery trajectories.
For scientific collaboration, student projects or multicentre participation, contact the lab directly.
nora.neurosurgery@gmail.comA short description of the scientific question, proposed cohort or collaboration is enough to begin. We can then define feasibility, roles, data structure and governance together.