Dr. Herman has one of the most unusual academic trajectories in neurosurgery: MIT undergraduate, molecular biology master's, PhD in neuroscience from Northwestern, and MD from the University of Illinois — all before completing neurosurgical training. That deep science background led him to co-develop a fully implantable wireless device that electrically stimulates the spinal cord to restore movement after paralysis, demonstrated in large-animal models and published in Artificial Organs (2024) and Scientific Reports. As Residency Program Director, he shapes the training of every UChicago neurosurgery resident. He has been named a "Top Chicago Doctor" by Chicago magazine for over a decade running.
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