Biography
Dr Michael Ebner is an entrepreneur and a scientist focusing on the development and clinical translation of computational hyperspectral imaging for real-time surgical guidance.
He is a Royal Academy of Engineering Enterprise Fellow and CEO & Co-Founder of Hypervision Surgical Ltd where he develops an AI-powered imaging system to equip surgeons with intelligent vision to improve surgical precision and patient safety during surgery.
In 2019, he received his PhD degree in medical image computing from University College London, UK, for his work on volumetric MRI reconstruction from 2D slices in the presence of motion. His developed framework NiftyMIC is used as a clinical research tool at numerous hospitals and leading academic institutions in various countries including the UK, US, Belgium, Austria, Italy, Spain, and China. Prior to this, he was at the Advanced Development group at Medtronic, Louisville, Colorado, where he worked on image fusion techniques for improved interventional navigation in spine surgery.
During his career, he has been working with various research institutions, hospitals, and corporations in the US, UK, Austria, and Germany on the topics of medical image processing, deep learning, numerical optimization, fluid dynamics, and cardiovascular modelling.
News
Hypervision Surgical awarded Cutlers' Surgical Prize for HyperSnap hyperspectral imaging system
The four co-founders of Hypervison Surgical, a King’s spin-out company, have been awarded the Cutlers’ Surgical Prize for outstanding work in the field of...
Julie Devonshire OBE appointed King's Director for King's College London spin-out Hypervision Surgical
Ms Devonshire will represent King’s on the Hypervision Surgical board
Biomedical Engineering spinout Hypervision Surgical graduates from prestigious programme
Only 1 of 8 companies graduated from the programme
King's College London spin-out Hypervision Surgical Computer Vision Technology features NVIDIA technology to augment surgery study
In a first-time collaboration between NVIDIA and spinout company from the School of Biomedical Engineering & Imaging Sciences, pioneering computer vision...
NIHR i4i product development award received for novel imaging system
The system will make brain tumour removal surgery safer and more complete
Real-time surgical hyperspectral imaging system for safe tissue removal undergoes clinical feasibility study
Researchers from the School of Biomedical Engineering & Imaging Sciences at King’s College London, in collaboration with researchers at the Research in...
News
Hypervision Surgical awarded Cutlers' Surgical Prize for HyperSnap hyperspectral imaging system
The four co-founders of Hypervison Surgical, a King’s spin-out company, have been awarded the Cutlers’ Surgical Prize for outstanding work in the field of...
Julie Devonshire OBE appointed King's Director for King's College London spin-out Hypervision Surgical
Ms Devonshire will represent King’s on the Hypervision Surgical board
Biomedical Engineering spinout Hypervision Surgical graduates from prestigious programme
Only 1 of 8 companies graduated from the programme
King's College London spin-out Hypervision Surgical Computer Vision Technology features NVIDIA technology to augment surgery study
In a first-time collaboration between NVIDIA and spinout company from the School of Biomedical Engineering & Imaging Sciences, pioneering computer vision...
NIHR i4i product development award received for novel imaging system
The system will make brain tumour removal surgery safer and more complete
Real-time surgical hyperspectral imaging system for safe tissue removal undergoes clinical feasibility study
Researchers from the School of Biomedical Engineering & Imaging Sciences at King’s College London, in collaboration with researchers at the Research in...