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Dr. Amani Khardali is a leading researcher at the intersection of robotic surgery, bibliometrics, and environmental sustainability. Her work systematically maps the global research landscape of remote and robot-assisted surgical procedures, from telepresence systems to intelligent convergence technologies. Through data-driven bibliometric analyses, Dr. Khardali has illuminated the evolution, key contributors, and collaborative networks shaping robotic surgery across multiple specialties—including pancreaticoduodenectomy, spinal surgery, and general minimally invasive procedures. Her most cited paper, "From telepresence to intelligent convergence: mapping the global research landscape of remote robotic surgery (1980–2025)" (6 citations), provides a comprehensive historical and thematic overview of the field. Notably, Dr. Khardali is pioneering the integration of environmental sustainability into surgical robotics research, as demonstrated in her work on "Environmental sustainability in robotic surgery: a data-driven bibliometric mapping of global research trends" (2 citations). Her contributions offer critical insights for clinicians, policymakers, and researchers, helping to identify emerging trends, gaps, and future directions. With a growing citation impact and a unique focus on both technological advancement and ecological responsibility, Dr. Khardali is shaping the next generation of intelligent, sustainable surgical innovation.