Andrew H. Smith MD, PhD

Interview: Dr. Parul Jain Dr. Parul Jain is a postdoctoral associate at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai. She is interested in understanding the neural basis of behavior, particularly in humans, and in developing to...

Read about our newly launched study of transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) in misophonia, led by postdoctoral fellow Dr. Parul Jain:
www.teenmiso.org/post/intervi...

Therapies for Treatment-Resistant Depression Therapies for Treatment-Resistant Depression: Neuropharmacology and Neurostimulation provides readers with an authoritative, comprehensive and targete

Interested in the state of deep brain stimulation for depression? See our new book chapter: shop.elsevier.com/books/therap...

Incredibly proud of driven and thoughtful PhD student Amber McLaughlin for earning an @NIMHgov F31 grant to support her training. Her cutting edge project is to collect task physiology data from single-neurons in OCD patients receiving DBS. Excited for what she'll teach us!

Mount Sinai Psychiatry Research Training Virtual Meet and Greet Join us to learn about Mount Sinai's psychiatry R25-funded residency research track and T32 fellowship.

THIS THURSDAY! On Sept 25th, 2025, come to the Mount Sinai Psychiatry Research Training Virtual Meet and Greet to learn about our pioneering R25-funded residency research track and T32 fellowship!

Reserve your spot by registering today!
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Starting the new academic year with our stellar neuromodulation team!

Safety and tolerability of dual-site accelerated transcranial magnetic stimulation treatment for obsessive-compulsive disorder and major depressive disorder Dear editor:

How far can we push transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) for those most in need? Our new accelerated TMS protocol delivers more pulses than has ever previously been reported, enabling a patient to cancel planned deep brain stimulation surgery.

We're hiring a transcranial magnetic stimulation assistant. Ideally a recent grad looking to work for a few years in New York before applying to medical or graduate school. Ample opportunities for presenting and publishing data. If aware of any excellent candidates, please forward!

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Lots of amazing people working hard on this! Glad to be a part of it.

Check out our chapter on “Neuromodulation and Psychiatric Disorders.” A great one-stop-shop for trainees getting to know the field: academic.oup.com/book/59505/c...

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