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DOCSF Science: The Research in 2025 That Changed Everything

Episode Description

In this episode, we bring you a conference favorite, DOCSF Science, where cutting-edge research meets real-world relevance. Moderated by Dr. Fabrizio Billi (UCLA), with insights from Dr. Emel Demircan (CSU Long Beach) and Dr. Stefano Bini (UCSF), this session explores the most impactful AI and robotics research papers shaping healthcare in 2025.

The panel unpacks four standout studies, including retrieval-augmented generation (RAG) models trained on peer-reviewed medical literature, multimodal foundational models that integrate text, images, and sensor data, and the latest in digital twins for personalized care. You’ll also hear about advances in cognitive robotics that respond to real-time surgeon behavior in the operating room.

Whether you're a clinician, technologist, or curious innovator, this episode will challenge how you think about intelligence, data, and the future of surgery. It’s a clear, thoughtful look at how today’s research is already transforming tomorrow’s care.

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