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J. Neuhaus is a leading figure in the field of computer-assisted surgery, with a primary focus on the integration of advanced imaging, robotics, and navigation technologies to enhance surgical precision. His key research areas include image-guided therapy (IGT), surgical robotics, and medical software engineering. A major contribution is his pioneering work demonstrating the feasibility of magnetic tracking within the da Vinci® telemanipulator system, a critical step toward enabling real-time, intraoperative navigation during robotic surgery—a concept that has garnered 21 citations for its foundational impact. Neuhaus also significantly advanced the software infrastructure for this domain by co-developing MITK-IGT, a streamlined toolkit that simplifies the creation of image-guided therapy applications. This work, cited 15 times, has lowered the barrier for researchers and clinicians to prototype and deploy navigation systems, effectively accelerating innovation in the field. By bridging the gap between complex robotic hardware and intuitive software, Neuhaus has helped make sophisticated surgical guidance more accessible, directly contributing to safer and more effective minimally invasive procedures.