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Nicole M. Cancelliere is a pioneering neurovascular researcher and clinician whose work sits at the cutting edge of robotic-assisted neuroendovascular intervention. She is best known for leading the first-in-human robotic-assisted neuroendovascular procedure, a landmark achievement documented in her 2020 paper that has since garnered 142 citations and reshaped thinking about the future of minimally invasive brain surgery. Her research focuses on applying robotic platforms — particularly the CorPath GRX system — to the treatment of cerebral aneurysms, demonstrating both their safety and effectiveness in prospective clinical settings. Cancelliere has also championed the use of patient-specific 3D-printed simulation models to optimize pre-surgical planning and training for emerging technologies. Her longitudinal follow-up studies provide critical evidence on one-year clinical and imaging outcomes for robotically treated aneurysms, lending durability to her early findings. Most recently, she has extended her vision toward remote robotic stroke treatment, exploring how advanced telerobotics could expand access to neurovascular care in underserved regions. With nearly 235 total citations across her key works, Cancelliere's contributions are rapidly defining a new era in neurovascular medicine.