On Saturday 4th of April, during the NATO summit that took place in Strasbourg, the spouses of NATO’s Heads of State were supposed to have visited the IRCAD with Jacques Marescaux as their guide. As the visit was cancelled at the last minute due to security threats, a delegation of IRCAD guests was invited to […]
On the 9th of January, Nicolas Sarkozy, President of the French Republic, came to Strasbourg to inaugurate the New University Hospital and address his best wishes to the whole community of health care professionals.
Mercredi 1er octobre 2008, le Professeur Jacques Marescaux, Président de l’IRCAD s’est vu remettre le prestigieux prix Antoni de Gimbernat par le Professeur Antonio Sitges-Serra, Président de la Société Espagnole de Chirurgie. Ce prix, décerné tous les ans depuis 1963, est la plus haute distinction délivrée en Espagne à un membre éminent de la communauté chirurgicale internationale.
Wednesday the 1st of October 2008, Professor Jacques Marescaux, President of the IRCAD, was awarded the prestigious Antoni de Gimbernat prize by Professor Antonio Sitges-Serra, President of the Spanish Surgery Society. The prize, awarded on a yearly basis since 1963, is the highest distinction delivered in Spain to eminent members of the international surgical community.
Le 11 septembre 2008 à New York, l’équipe d’Imagerie et Robotique Chirurgicale de l’IRCAD dirigée par le Professeur Luc Soler, a reçu le premier prix MICCAI à la conférence « Medical Image Computing and Computer Assisted Intervention » pour l’élaboration du logiciel «VR-Render».
Last September 11, 2008 in New York, the IRCAD Imaging and Surgical Robotics team, led by Professor Luc Soler, was awarded the MICCAI first Prize at the Medical Image Computing and Computer-Assisted Intervention Conference for the elaboration of the VR-Render software.
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Four months after his election, French President Nicolas Sarkozy visited the IRCAD Institute (Research Institute against Digestive Cancer) on the 6th of September under the guidance of Professor Jacques Marescaux, President of the IRCAD Institute. On the agenda of the visit: Research, Innovation, Robotics and New Surgical Technologies, Competitivity Cluster. On this occasion, Nicolas Sarkozy […]
On 1st November 2007, Wael Bachta received the MICCAI Young Scientist Award at the Medical Image Computing and Computer-Assisted Intervention – MICCAI 2007 for his article : Cardiolock: an active cardiac stabilizer – First in vivo experiments using a new robotized device par W. Bachta, P. Renaud, E. Laroche, J. Gangloff et A. Forgione.
Le 1er novembre 2007 à Brisbane, Wael Bachta a reçu le prix MICCAI du Jeune Scientifique à la conférence « Medical Image Computing and Computer-Assisted Intervention – MICCAI 2007 » pour l’article: « Cardiolock: an active cardiac stabilizer – First in vivo experiments using a new robotized device » par W. Bachta, P. Renaud, E. Laroche, J. Gangloff et A. Forgione.
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