Nile M. Khanfar
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About
Nile M. Khanfar is a pioneering researcher at the intersection of service robotics and medical urology, whose work spans two seemingly disparate fields with remarkable impact. In service management, Khanfar has fundamentally advanced our understanding of how robotic service quality drives customer behavior, demonstrating through empirical studies in five-star Egyptian hotels that robotic service quality directly enhances purchase intention and customer satisfaction—a finding with 5 citations that is reshaping hospitality technology adoption. Simultaneously, in urological oncology, Khanfar has challenged established clinical protocols by investigating whether robot-assisted radical prostatectomy can be safely performed on PIRADS 5 lesions without prior biopsy, questioning the necessity of invasive biopsy procedures that carry infection and bleeding risks. This dual-track research—bridging robotic service quality in hospitality with robotic surgical innovation in medicine—demonstrates Khanfar’s unique ability to apply robotic technology insights across contexts. With a growing citation footprint and publications in both service management and surgical journals, Khanfar represents a new generation of interdisciplinary scholars whose work has immediate practical implications for hoteliers optimizing guest experiences and urologists refining prostate cancer treatment pathways.
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