Gulfem Ceren Yavuz

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Gulfem Ceren Yavuz is a researcher at the intersection of surgical robotics, virtual reality, and human-computer interaction. Her work focuses on enhancing the dexterity and usability of robotic tools in minimally invasive surgery, particularly through the integration of highly immersive virtual environments. In her most-cited study, "A Study on the Dexterity of Surgical Robotic Tools in a Highly Immersive Virtual Environment: Assessing Usability and Efficacy," she evaluates how virtual reality can improve the precision and effectiveness of robot-assisted minimally invasive surgery (RAMIS)—a field that has already demonstrated significant patient benefits. By systematically assessing the usability and efficacy of these tools, Yavuz provides critical insights into optimizing surgical training and performance. Her work contributes to the broader goal of making RAMIS more accessible and reliable, with implications for both surgical education and clinical practice. With 4 citations to date, her research is gaining traction among scholars interested in the convergence of immersive technology and surgical innovation. Yavuz’s contributions are particularly valuable for students and researchers exploring how virtual environments can bridge the gap between simulation and real-world surgical applications.