Biography
Raghav Khanna is a fifth-year medical student at Guy’s, King’s and St Thomas’ School of Medical Education and a Student and Education Representative for the Centre for Academic Surgery. His principal interests lie in surgical robotics and clinical innovation.
He pursued an intercalated master’s degree within the School of Biomedical Engineering and Imaging Sciences, focusing on surgical robotics. He is now a researcher within the Department of Surgical and Interventional Engineering at King’s, helping design next-generation endoscopic robotic systems for natural-orifice surgery. He is also actively involved in research exploring applications of robotics and AI in urology and surgery.
Raghav serves on the King’s Health Partners Board of Surgery and is a former President of the King’s College London Surgical Innovation Society. In his spare time, he enjoys playing and watching tennis, cooking and reading.
Research
Centre for Academic Surgery
The Centre for Academic Surgery exists as a cross-cutting structure to bring together Academic Surgeons from across the Faculty, wider university, and beyond, to create a community which promotes collaboration, cohesion, and cross-fertilisation of ideas.
Research
Centre for Academic Surgery
The Centre for Academic Surgery exists as a cross-cutting structure to bring together Academic Surgeons from across the Faculty, wider university, and beyond, to create a community which promotes collaboration, cohesion, and cross-fertilisation of ideas.