The talk will encompass Sanja's work in robot-assisted fracture surgery for which she has been awarded funding from EPSRC and NIHR.
Sanja has been developing medical and assistive robotics research at Bristol Robotics Laboratory for the last 7 years. Her research builds upon her PhD and is focusing on use of robotics technologies in healthcare settings. The work is multi-disciplinary and involves working with clinicians, users and companies integrating several engineering and computing disciplines including robotics, mechanical engineering, control, optimisation and medical imaging. Robotics expertise for healthcare applications is a combination of many skills developed over years working with professionals in different fields. Understanding clinical requirements and limitations is an integral part of the research expertise. She is the Medical Robotics Theme leader in Bristol Robotics Laboratory and has been awarded funding in the range of £2.4M since 2009, currently supervising/managing a team of 15 post-doctoral and doctoral researchers and junior lecturers.
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