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Eren Berber is a pioneering surgical oncologist whose career has been defined by advancing minimally invasive and robotic techniques across endocrine and hepatobiliary surgery. His research spans robotic thyroidectomy, adrenalectomy, and liver resection, consistently pushing the boundaries of what can be achieved without traditional open surgery. Berber's contributions to robotic adrenal surgery are particularly influential. His early descriptions of robotic posterior retroperitoneal adrenalectomy and subsequent comparative analyses of surgical approaches — culminating in a landmark 200-case series — helped establish evidence-based frameworks for technique selection. His work on robotic liver resection, including long-term oncologic outcomes across multiple institutions, provided critical validation for adopting these complex procedures more broadly. In thyroid surgery, Berber co-authored the American Thyroid Association's authoritative statement on remote-access techniques (242 citations), helping bring clarity to a rapidly evolving field and guiding patient selection criteria internationally. His early reports on transaxillary and transoral robotic thyroidectomy further shaped the specialty's adoption of scarless approaches. More recently, his exploration of fluorescence-guided techniques using indocyanine green reflects a continued commitment to surgical innovation. With hundreds of citations across multiple disciplines, Berber's work has meaningfully shaped how surgeons worldwide approach minimally invasive oncologic procedures.