🧡 Dr @RoryMurphy16 took on the Canyon de Chelly trail run to support Miles for Myelopathy
Every mile raises awareness. Every donation helps support education, research, and people affected by myelopathy worldwide.
Donate:
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🌊HIRING A MANUFACTURING LEAD🌊
As we scale up production, we’re looking to hire someone to work w/@colm_o_brien to lead manufacturing.
This role is a critical hire for us.
We want to build more underwater vehicles than anyone else in history.
We expect this to be a career-defining role for someone.
You will be responsible for doing things the maritime engineering industry never thought to be possible.
Join us as we change the maritime industry forever and set a new standard for the speed and scale that manufacturing is done.
Link below 👇
I’m delighted that my favorite fishing shop, Rory’s of Temple Bar, is finally getting the attention it deserves. The tee says “if this t-shirt is missing, I’ve gone fishing”.
Congratulations to the following physicians at #BarrowNeurologicalInstitute, who are among @phoenixmagazine's 2026 Top Docs!
Kerry Knievel, DO - #Neurology
Christina Kwasnica, MD - #PhysicalMedicineandRehabilitation
Bryan Lee, MD - Neurosurgery
Joyce Lee-Iannotti, MD - #SleepMedicine
Matthias Linke, DO - Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation
Andrew Little, MD - #Neurosurgery
Marc McLawhorn, MD - #Anesthesiology
Rory Murphy, MD - Neurosurgery
Griffin Santarelli, MD - #Otolaryngology
Laura Snyder, MD - Neurosurgery
Each year, the magazine invites all physicians in the #Phoenix metropolitan area to nominate their peers across dozens of specialties.
Dr. Kwasnica, a Top Doc of more than 20 years, made the 2026 list in PM&R for both pediatrics and adults. In the pediatric PM&R category, she earned more votes than any other doctor. Drs. @RoryMurphy16 and Lee-Iannotti were also top vote-getters in their categories, and Drs. Knievel and Santarelli were selected by the magazine for Q&A features.
Additionally, PHOENIX magazine polled its Instagram audience to determine Arizona's most famous celebrity doctor of all time. Of the four contenders, Barrow Emeritus Chair of Neurosurgery Robert F. Spetzler, MD, was declared the winner with 54% of the vote.
Finally, the magazine gave a special shoutout to Terry Fife, MD, in its "in absentia" section. Dr. Fife, who established the Neuro-Otology Program at Barrow, recently retired after more than 30 years on our faculty. He was named a PHOENIX Top Doc in 1996, 1998, 2002, 2004, 2015, and 2016.
View the full 2026 list and read the Q&As at https://t.co/eCfIWDINH6.
Special Course 1: Beyond Limits in Cervical Spine Surgery
Join me to explore cutting-edge cervical spine techniques—from fusion and non-fusion strategies to augmented reality and robotics.
Elevate safety and minimize complications through expert debates and practical insights with @CSRS_org at the 2026 #SpineSummit: https://t.co/wDdL3fqzao
@spinesection@RoryMurphy16
This has been my major issue transitioning from aerospace to biomedical engineering.
In aerospace, EVERYTHING is up for debate. you wana put the wings backwards on a plane? fuck it, Sukhoi su-47. Oh you want intermeshing rotors? Kaman K-max it is.
In medicine, people flex their credentials (“doctor here 👋”) and rely on prior art:
“usually are not”
“standard practice”
“typically not”
EVERYTHING should be grounded in first principles and rigorous testing. Medicine is not like that, because of people like Dr. Kelly Morrison who look at a miraculous full body scanning technology that can see through you at unprecedented resolution- LITERALLY SCI-FI TECHNOLOGY- and can’t imagine using it for preventative means- simply because people haven’t done that before.
You could give a magic X-ray gun to some third world, medieval shaman or witch-doctor and the first thing they would say is “yo we should scan everyone and make sure nothing looks weird inside”.
How is this not the obvious response? I can’t see a future in which everyone isn’t getting MRI’d and having their images analyzed by AI.
The future of medicine IS PREVENTATIVE. i don’t give a fuck what any doctor or pharma company says about it. Their incentive structures have been broken for the last hundred years.
An ounce of prevention > a pound of cure. Please, for the love of God, think a LITTLE outside the box for once!
AI control of the hand!
A unique experience today at the The Feinstein Institutes .
I had the opportunity to visit Chad Bouton, PhD Bouton and the Neuvotion, Inc. to test their external neural bypass system — my own hand being moved and controlled by an AI-assisted device.
@LDMenzies@HSpecialSurgery Luke Check out https://t.co/kXpGNqzqkf lots of great resources for people with neck challenges , a support group run by people facing the same challenge you are
Healthcare is becoming the next front line of cybersecurity.
Where are your biggest threats + vulnerabilities?
And how will we protect future brain-computer interface data?
Hosted Prof. Yan Shoshitaishvili + team in the OR today — from AIxCC at DEF CON to ARPA-H, their insights
Today was my last day at Neuralink. It’s been an absolute privilege to spend the past four years working alongside brilliant people on a mission this important. I’ll be cheering you all on as you continue changing what’s possible for humanity.
Onward and upward ❤️