Anatomy & Innovation Center| for Education and Research

Expertise & Infrastructure

AICER – Anatomy & Innovation Center for Education and Research is designed to be one of Central Eastern Europe’s most advanced translational medical facilities, the building hosts cutting-edge surgical education, biomechanical research, and medical technology validation.

AICER was inaugurated in April 2026 and is expected to operate at full capacity across all areas by the end of the year, after which AICER will be hosting international cadaver-based courses, translational research programs, and MedTech validation projects.

Built for High-Fidelity Training

AICER offers cadaver-based surgical courses led by renowned experts specializing in advanced clinical techniques

SPANNING OVER 8,150 M²

including 3 cadaver operating rooms, 6 stations, biomechanical laboratories, lecture halls and seminar rooms

Surgical Innovation

AICER is Semmelweis University’s new research center. It represents a unique convergence of education, research, and technology. The facility includes 9 cadaver operating rooms (2-12 stations each), which are equipped for simultaneous training and research and capable of hybrid, minimally invasive, and open surgery, as well as endoscopic and ultrasound-guided interventions, with potential room for robotic interventions.

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Research and Technology

AICER serves as Semmelweis University’s translational research center. Its research activities span cadaveric validation, biomechanical testing, digital modeling, and molecular diagnostics, all supported by a purpose-built facility designed to enable high-precision experimentation and interdisciplinary collaboration.

Education and Training

Beyond traditional anatomy training, AICER provides advanced, cadaver-based surgical courses integrating digital imaging, AR/VR simulation, and biomechanical measurement.

Partnership

AICER offers collaboration opportunities for clinical experts, academic institutions, and companies. Its infrastructure and research ecosystem support joint projects in surgical innovation, technology validation, and education.