RESEARCH TEAMS

CAMMA

COMPUTATIONAL ANALYSIS AND MODELING OF MEDICAL ACTIVITIES
Nicolas PADOY

The research group CAMMA (Computational Analysis and Modeling of Medical Activities) led by Prof. Nicolas Padoy aims at developing new tools and methods based on computer vision, medical image analysis and machine learning to perceive, model, analyze and support clinician and staff activities in the operating room (OR) using the vast amount of digital data generated during surgeries. We are a joint group of the University of Strasbourg and the IHU MixSurg institute. We are also part of the wider research team AVR (Automatics, Vision and Robotics) in the ICube institute. We are located on the campus of Strasbourg’s University Hospital in the facilities of IHU Strasbourg and collaborate closely with the IRCAD institute and the Nouvel Hopital Civil.

IHU – SPECTRA

INTEGRATED HUB FOR SHINING PERIOPERATIVE ENDOSCOPIC THERANOSTICS
Michele DIANA

IHU-SPECTRA ( Integrated Hub for Shining Perioperative EndoscopiC TheRAnostics) gathers together a multidisciplinary team of scientists, surgeons, engineers, chemists and industrial partners.
The aim of the IHU-SPECTRA is to develop and implement endoscopic optical technologies (including Near-Infrared Fluorescence and Hyperspectral/multispectral imaging) designed to improve the diagnostic yield and to intraoperatively guide the minimally-invasive therapy. The developments are expected at various levels, including dedicated hardware, chemical compounds and software. Additionally, the IHU-SPECTRA aims at developing the use of light as a therapeutic weapon (laser, photo-dynamic therapy etc).