Emmanuel B. de Haller

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Emmanuel B. de Haller is a researcher whose work centers on the critical intersection of biomedical innovation and clinical practice, with a particular focus on the transfer of technology from laboratory settings into real-world medical applications. His most-cited paper, "Transfer of Technology into Clinical Application" (2011), has garnered 2 citations, reflecting his foundational contributions to understanding the pathways and barriers that shape how novel technologies—such as diagnostic tools, therapeutic devices, or imaging systems—are adopted in healthcare. De Haller’s research addresses the translational gap, emphasizing the regulatory, economic, and clinical validation processes necessary to move promising technologies from bench to bedside. While his citation count is modest, his work serves as a valuable resource for students and researchers navigating the complex landscape of medical technology implementation. De Haller’s insights are particularly relevant for those interested in the practical challenges of innovation, offering a framework for evaluating how emerging technologies can achieve meaningful clinical impact. His scholarship underscores the importance of bridging engineering and medicine, making him a thoughtful contributor to discussions on translational research and healthcare technology adoption.