Famous Neuroscientist of Chicago, Sliman Bensmaia, Died Unexpectedly

Posted by Zora Stowers on Sunday, May 19, 2024

Sliman Bensmaia, renowned Neuroscientist and permanent resident of Chicago, Illinois, passed away suddenly on Friday, August 11, 2023.

The exact cause of his death has not been made public, Bensmaia’s friends and well-wishers have sent their sympathies to his family through social media.

Charles Cowen, one of his beloved friends, also wrote:

 “With a heavy heart, I say goodbye to Sliman Bensmaia, we will always miss you, buddy!”

He left the world by leaving behind his family; his death saddened his family and the entire scientific community.

Many Condolences to his friends, family, and the larger Chicago community during this trying time. Prayers for Bensmaia; may he get peace afterlife, RIP.

Know more about Silman Bensmaia.

Sliman Bensmaia was a University of Chicago’s Division of Biological Sciences professor. He belongs to Nice, France, and moved to Chicago, Illinois, long ago.

He was a remarkable person who specialized in science and music. Bensmaia was devoted to the neuroscience field.

He researched ‘exploring the complicated workings of the human nervous system and the processes that underlie the encoding of sensory data in the brain.’

Bensmaia oversees all research at his own ‘Bensmaia Lab.’ He excelled in methodically reasoning through problems and finding solutions, which advanced his field of study.

His research covered many topics, emphasizing tactile perception and the intense awareness of limb location during movement.

The invention of prosthetic limbs was central to the lab’s mission. Bensmaia wanted to treat those who have lost limbs or are paralyzed with a genuine and immersive touch-feeling experience.

His dedication to learning and invention created a lasting impression that shaped the profession and motivated the coming generations.

He was interested in music and had genuine creative energy about it. He was skilled with several instruments and developed natural skills for creating rhythms and tunes that attracted his listeners.

Bensmaia’s achievements live on even as the scientific community remembers his tragic death; emerging scientists continue to draw inspiration from his legacy because of his persistent spirit of inquiry and creativity.

His work will continue to serve as an example of inspiration for future generations as they explore the limits of scientific research and the scientific community endures the passing of this extraordinary genius.

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