Eric Vibert

Prof. Eric VIBERT, MD, PhD, is 52-year-old academic surgeon at AP-HP specialized in the liver surgery and transplantation at Paul Brousse Hospital, Villejuif, where he works 2007. He had more than 130 International Congress Communication and 30 invited plenary conferences in International meetings. With a H-index of 53, he had 253 publications on liver diseases (See https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/?term=vibert+e). He graduated in Innovative treatment of post-hepatectomy liver failure, U-PSUD in 2012, when he also received his habilitation to direct research. E.Vibert is currently full Professor PU-PH and researcher in surgical innovation (Paris Saclay Univ and INSERM U1193), connecting people arising from different worlds, especially engineers and surgeons to reinvent practices in surgery. From 2019, he is chairman of large consortium including Paris-Saclay Univ, Mines Telecom School and AP-HP called BOPA for enhanced Operating room ((www.chaire-bopa.fr) that involved surgeon, anesthesiologist, surgical nurse and mathematician, engineers, anthropologist to improve safety in operating room. BOPA is a large public/private consortium that it funded by AP-HP and IMT Foundation using sponsorship from Orange, Medtronics, Relyens, Boston Scientific Foundation, Richard Wolf, Getinge, Caresyntax, J&J and Fujifilm. From 2022, he is Heath Ambassador in France 2030 Program. In 2023, he had started a strong partnership between Paul Brousse Hospital & Paris Saclay Cancer Cluster in the fied of liver and pancreatic cancer. He chair also with Nicolas Castoldi, Campus BOPEX, a "Tiers Lieux" dedicated to Digital Experimentation in Operating Room created in Heath-France2030 program. He is the author of the book “Droit à l’Erreur, Devoir de Transparence” Ed Observatoire. Paris 2021.