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INSTITUTE FOR IMAGE-GUIDED SURGERY
IHU Strasbourg
The IHU Strasbourg is a multidisciplinary institute dedicated to the creation and dissemination of innovative image-guided therapies guided by imaging for optimized, safe, and personalised patient care.
Our vision is to establish a new standard of care for surgical patients, taking into account the entire journey from preparation for the intervention to the return to normal life, providing them with the best quality of life possible.
Institute’s missions focus
The Institute’s missions focus on four key pillars: patient care, translational research, education, and technology transfer.
These missions include improving patients’ quality of life, researching new treatments, standardization, industrial skills, and training and disseminating knowledge to support the ongoing development of tomorrow’s medicine.
LATEST NEWS
Education
4th Edition of the Summer School in Surgical Data Science 2025: 5 days to invent the surgery to tomorrow
📍 IHU Strasbourg | 🗓️ July 7-11, 2025👥 24 participants | 🌍 12 countries | 🧠 +40 global experts | 🔬 5 intensive days of...
Event
The CIFGE (Centre International Francophone Grand EST) at the IHU Strasbourg: a hub dedicated to innovation in healthcare in the Grand Est region
The IHU Strasbourg welcomed the CIFGE of the Lions Clubs of France: a meeting at the crossroads of youth, science, and...
Innovation
SRS 2025: the future of telesurgery takes shape between France and Germany
Robotic telesurgery: first cross-border demonstration between France and Germany with haptic feedback over 5G and...
Research
Pancreatic Cancer: Prof. Thomas Baumert wins prestigious ERC Proof of Concept Grant
Pancreatic cancer is among the most dreaded: often with no early symptoms, it is diagnosed late and associated with an...
Programme for Future Investments (PIA)
The IHU is part of the “Programme d’Investissements d’Avenir” (Programme for Future Investments) and benefits from financial support managed by the French National Research Agency (ANR) under the reference code ANR-10-IAHU-02. The aim of this programme was to develop translational research and its tech transfer through centres of excellence, equalling the best international institutions in terms of research, care and training.