
The new edition of the IBRA Flash Insights 2026 is now available online. This first edition introduces a new format, highlighting current developments, global initiatives, educational activities, and inspiring stories from across the IBRA network.
The issue features insights into Artificial Intelligence, digitalization, and robotics in medicine, as well as EIRA – the global network for women in Orthopaedics & CMF Surgery, developed in collaboration with Prof. Dr. Elisabet Hagert. Further highlights include perspectives on modern medical education, an international fellowship experience, new IBRA Training Centers, and updates from IBRA Research, showcasing the continued growth and global collaboration within the IBRA network.
Read the full edition now and stay connected to the future of surgical education.
Under the leadership of Adrian Spiegel, IBRA Research Director, and in close collaboration with the IBRA Board of Directors and the Research & Education Committees, IBRA is launching two new research grant programs to further strengthen its scientific profile.
The IBRA Institute Grant and the IBRA REC Grants support clinically relevant, high‑quality research projects across the fields of Upper Limb, Lower Limb and Craniomaxillofacial surgery. While the Institute Grant focuses on application‑oriented research conducted at the IBRA Institute, the REC Grants support committee‑defined research projects addressing predefined topics of high clinical relevance.
IBRA members are invited to submit research proposals and actively contribute to advancing evidence‑based practice within the IBRA community. Find out more on the Research page.
We are pleased to announce the new IBRA North America Upper Extremity Research & Education Committee for the 2025-2027 term.
The new edition of the IBRA Flash Insights 2026 is now available online. This first edition introduces a new format, highlighting current developments, global initiatives, educational activities, and inspiring stories from across the IBRA network.
The issue features insights into Artificial Intelligence, digitalization, and robotics in medicine, as well as EIRA – the global network for women in Orthopaedics & CMF Surgery, developed in collaboration with Prof. Dr. Elisabet Hagert. Further highlights include perspectives on modern medical education, an international fellowship experience, new IBRA Training Centers, and updates from IBRA Research, showcasing the continued growth and global collaboration within the IBRA network.
Read the full edition now and stay connected to the future of surgical education.
Under the leadership of Adrian Spiegel, IBRA Research Director, and in close collaboration with the IBRA Board of Directors and the Research & Education Committees, IBRA is launching two new research grant programs to further strengthen its scientific profile.
The IBRA Institute Grant and the IBRA REC Grants support clinically relevant, high‑quality research projects across the fields of Upper Limb, Lower Limb and Craniomaxillofacial surgery. While the Institute Grant focuses on application‑oriented research conducted at the IBRA Institute, the REC Grants support committee‑defined research projects addressing predefined topics of high clinical relevance.
IBRA members are invited to submit research proposals and actively contribute to advancing evidence‑based practice within the IBRA community. Find out more on the Research page.
We are pleased to announce the new IBRA North America Upper Extremity Research & Education Committee for the 2025-2027 term.
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