Leander Heisterberg is a research engineer specializing in medical technology innovation through a collaborative initiative between Brigham and Women's Hospital/Harvard Medical School and a leading medical device company. His projects range from endoscopic robotics and clinical trial management to the development of simulation models for advanced endoscopic procedures. He describes his motivation as driven by curiosity and impact: "Bridging the gap between basic research and clinical application is what brought me to Boston - I thrive on turning ideas into real-world solutions." Outside of work, Leander has a passion for photography and exhibited one of his artworks "Plasma No. 2473" at an international science art exhibition. In his free time, you may find him hiking through national parks or the Alps, traveling to new destinations, or staying active through various sports like running or cycling.