The French Academy of Medicine grants the prestigious Charpak-Dubousset prize to work supported by FAROS

Jimmy Da Silva, a former doctoral student at ISIR, and Elie Saghbiny, an orthopedic surgeon and researcher at ISIR, are both laureates of the prestigious Charpak Dubousset Prize, awarded by the National Academy of Medicine.

Jimmy Da Silva and Elie Saghbiny being awarded the Charpak Dubousset Prize by the French National Academy of Medicine.
Jimmy Da Silva and Elie Saghbiny being awarded the Charpak Dubousset Prize by the French National Academy of Medicine.

They were distinguished for their collaborative work conducted jointly by ISIR and the company SpineGuard. This work focused on the use of SpineGuard’s DSG technology in robotic surgery to automatically detect potentially dangerous bone breaches and to immediately stop the drilling when approaching the spinal cord or other soft tissues.

This Charpak Dubousset prize is intended for researchers who have carried out work leading to a medical application in the field of health care. It was presented to them on Tuesday, December 13, during the formal session and the proclamation of the winners and the presentation of the 2022 scientific prizes at the National Academy of Medicine.

Presentation of the 2022 scientific prizes at the French National Academy of Medicine.
Presentation of the 2022 scientific prizes at the French National Academy of Medicine.

Discover the complete list of 2022 laureates of the National Academy of Medicine here. Read the full dossier here.

Jimmy Da Silva
Jimmy Da Silva
PhD Student

Jimmy is a PhD Student with research interests in automatic surgical procedures.

Guillaume Morel
Guillaume Morel
Professor of Robotics and Control