Anselm von Gladiss

University of Lübeck, Koblenz University of Applied Sciences

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Anselm von Gladiss is pioneering the intersection of magnetic micro-robotics and medical imaging, with a focus on revolutionizing minimally invasive neurovascular interventions. His most impactful work introduces a helically shaped magnetic micro-robot that can be steered untethered through magnetic fields, specifically designed for navigating cerebral aneurysm phantoms. This research, published in 2021 and garnering 77 citations, proposes a novel alternative to traditional catheter-guided coiling or neurosurgical clipping, potentially reducing procedural risks. Von Gladiss has also advanced the application of Magnetic Particle Imaging (MPI) for cardiovascular procedures, demonstrating the feasibility of tracking bare-metal stents during placement—a critical step toward intraprocedural imaging guidance. Beyond medical applications, he has contributed to robotics perception by developing an online calibration method for solid-state LIDAR systems, addressing the challenge of aligning multiple sensors with distinct scanning patterns. His work bridges biomedical engineering and autonomous systems, showcasing a versatile approach to solving complex, real-world problems. With a growing citation record and a focus on translating cutting-edge technology into clinical practice, von Gladiss is a rising figure in magnetic particle imaging and micro-robotics.