Dr Tess Reynolds Wins 2022 Eureka Prize for Surgical Imaging Innovations
Dr Tess Reynolds from the University of Sydney has received the 2022 Macquarie University Eureka Prize for Outstanding Early Career Researcher. Her work focuses on enhancing robotic imaging technology for surgical procedures, particularly in cardiac and spinal operations. She collaborates with Siemens, a leading medical device manufacturer, to develop methods that address patient motion and limited field-of-view during imaging. Reynolds aims to improve surgical outcomes by providing clearer visual guidance for surgeons. Her research involves international academic partnerships and utilizes animal cadavers for technique optimization.
Key facts
- Dr Tess Reynolds won the 2022 Macquarie University Eureka Prize for Outstanding Early Career Researcher
- She develops robotic imaging technology for cardiac and spinal surgeries
- Her research addresses patient motion and limited field-of-view in surgical imaging
- Reynolds collaborates with Siemens, the world's largest medical device company
- She works at the University of Sydney and has international academic partnerships
Entities
Institutions
- University of Sydney
- Macquarie University
- Siemens
Locations
- Sydney