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Yoram Kluger is a pioneering figure in emergency and trauma surgery, with a particular focus on integrating cutting-edge technologies into acute care. His research primarily centers on robotic surgery in emergency settings, minimally invasive digestive surgery, and the application of artificial intelligence in trauma care. Kluger has been instrumental in shaping global surgical standards, serving as a lead author on key World Society of Emergency Surgery (WSES) position papers, including the landmark 2022 paper on robotic surgery in emergencies (136 citations) and the 2023 training curriculum for minimally invasive emergency digestive surgery. His work on the ARIES project—an international survey assessing surgeons’ knowledge and attitudes toward AI in emergency settings—has garnered significant attention (53 citations), highlighting his forward-thinking approach to surgical innovation. Kluger has also advanced robotic inguinal hernia repair, comparing outcomes across robotic, laparoscopic, and open techniques. Through his leadership in global collaborations and his dedication to modernizing surgical education and practice, Kluger has earned a reputation as a transformative force in acute care surgery, bridging the gap between traditional emergency surgery and the technological frontier.