Planning Grant: Collaborative Research: I/UCRC for Cyber-Physical Systems for the Hospital Operating Room

休斯顿大学; Marc Garbey 1134842佛罗里达大学; Scott Berceli休斯顿大学和佛罗里达大学正在合作建立拟议中的中心，休斯顿大学是牵头机构。该中心的网络物理系统的医院手术室（CPSOR）的愿景是提供论坛的行业/医院/大学合作研究的进一步发展，验证和工业实施的新兴概念在手术室的设计，并在程序和手术干预的优化。该中心将成为由计算科学和技术支持的现代外科的强大力量。该中心将促进大规模的技术项目，这些项目要求外科医生和广义上的计算科学之间的跨学科努力。这种合作应该推进手术室的技术，发现，理解和培训。它将利用休斯顿的设施，传播技术和医疗技能，造福社会。该中心将在世界上最大的医疗中心德克萨斯医疗中心的核心运作，并受益于佛罗里达盖恩斯维尔大学的网站，该网站一直是鼓励生物工程和技术转让创业的冠军。该中心还将受益于卫理公会技术创新和教育研究所（MITIE）的4000万美元的基础设施，该研究所每年培训来自世界各地的约2000名外科医生。该中心将受益于一个新建立的独特的国际双课程在计算外科。

Planning Grant for an I/UCRC for Cyber-Physical Systems for the Hospital Operating Room 1134866 University of Houston; Marc Garbey 1134842 University of Florida; Scott Berceli The University of Houston and the University of Florida are collaborating to establish the proposed center, with the University of Houston as the lead institution. The Center for Cyber-Physical Systems for the Hospital Operating Room (CPSOR) vision is to provide the forum for industry/hospital/university cooperative research on the further development, validation, and industrial implementation of the emerging concepts in the design of operating room, and in the optimization of procedural and surgical interventions. This center will be the strong arm of Modern Surgery enabled by computational science and technologies. The center will catalyze large-scale technology projects that request inter-disciplinary efforts between surgeons and computational science in a broad sense. This collaboration should advance technology, discovery, understanding and training in the operating room. It will utilize the facilities in Houston and spread technology coupled with medical skills which will benefit society. The center will operate at the core of the Texas Medical Center that is the largest medical center in the word, and benefit from the site in University of Florida Gainesville that has been a champion to encourage business startups in bioengineering and technology transfer. The center will also benefit from the forty million dollar infrastructure of the Methodist Institute for Technology Innovation and Education (MITIE) that trains about 2000 surgeons per year coming from all over the word. The center will benefit from a new established unique international dual curriculum in computational surgery.