Virtual Reality Simulator for Fetoscopic Spina Bifida for Repair Surgery - this was the title of Przemysław Korzeniowski presentation at the IEEE/RSJ International Conference on Intelligent Robots and Systems (IROS), one of the largest and most impacting robotics research conferences. 

Sano participated in the 1st European Teaming Conference organized by the Deputy Ministry of Research, Innovation, and Digital Policy in Limassol, Cyprus.   The event gathered representatives from all 24 European Projects funded under the Horizon 2020 “Teaming for Excellence” Programme, representatives from the European Commission and the Research Executive Agency, as well as stakeholders from the Cyprus R&I ecosystem. 

At the beginning of October, Insigneo welcomed 22 members of Sano team, including Research Team Leaders, PostDocs, Scientific Programmers and PhD Students to a week long PhD Training programme. This was the second time Insigneo had hosted the Sano PhD Training and the first time it was held in person. The event was held in the Medical School Seminar Rooms and the Pam Liversidge Building for the final day. The event opened with a welcome from Dr Andrew Narracott followed by an introduction to medical imaging from Dr John Fenner.  The event was organised by Dr Ivan Benemerito. 

20 academics presented their ideas on how to fix the world around us. Each had just three minutes for their pitch. Among those finalists was Marcin Wierzbinski, a scientific programmer on the Sano Science team.