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David Fuks is an emerging surgical researcher whose work sits at the forefront of minimally invasive and robotic hepatobiliary surgery. His research focuses primarily on robotic liver resection, surgical benchmarking, and the optimization of operative outcomes in complex hepatic procedures. Among his most significant contributions is his work establishing standardized benchmark cutoffs for robotic liver resection, a landmark effort that addresses the critical gap in performance metrics for this rapidly evolving surgical approach. Complementing this, his investigation into learning curves for robotic liver resection in France provides valuable guidance for surgical training programs seeking to adopt these techniques responsibly. Fuks has also advanced understanding of robotic approaches to choledochal cysts in adults, demonstrating both safety and feasibility across multiple European centers. His international multicentre cohort study examining operative time and postoperative complications in liver surgery — drawing on data from over 5,400 patients and already accumulating 12 citations — underscores his commitment to large-scale, evidence-based surgical research. Collectively, his publications signal a researcher rapidly shaping how the surgical community standardizes, adopts, and refines robotic hepatobiliary techniques.