Jordyn Dangen
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Jordyn Dangen is a rising surgical innovator whose work sits at the intersection of medical education, digital health, and crisis-responsive technology. Her most cited research, “Live-streaming surgery during COVID-19 using a 3D printed camera” (2021, 4 citations), addresses a critical problem born from the pandemic: how to preserve hands-on surgical learning when students are barred from operating theatres. Dangen’s solution—a low-cost, 3D-printed camera rig for live-streaming procedures—offered a practical, scalable way to maintain educational continuity without compromising patient or staff safety. This work exemplifies her broader contribution: designing accessible, real-world tools that bridge gaps in clinical training, especially under resource constraints. While her citation count is still early, the relevance of her research to post-pandemic pedagogy and telemedicine is significant. Dangen’s ability to identify a pressing need and engineer a simple, effective response marks her as a thoughtful problem-solver in surgical education—someone whose future work will likely continue to shape how technology can democratize access to live surgical experience.
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