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This years Cambridge Ophthalmological Symposium

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History of the Symposium. Facilitated by Cambridge Eye Trust. 46th Cambridge Ophthalmological Symposium. St John's College, Cambridge, UK. 7th - 9th September 2016. Topic: The Retinal Ganglion Cell. Chair: Professor Jonathan Crowston (Australia). Academic Organiser: Professor Keith Martin (UK). The Cambridge Ophthalmological Symposium will take place in the Fisher Building, St John's College. Wednesday 7th September: Drinks Reception from 19:00. Friday 9th September: Scientific sessions start at 09:00.

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Cambridge Ophthalmological Symposium History

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History of the Symposium. Facilitated by Cambridge Eye Trust. History of the Cambridge Ophthalmological Symposium. The Cambridge Ophthalmological Symposium is unique among ophthalmological gatherings. It is a two day residential meeting which brings together basic scientists and clinicians to discuss a well defined topic in detail under the chairmanship of one of the leaders in that field. The format of the meeting had been suggested by Dr Ruth Porter who had organised the famous CIBA Symposia of the 196...

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Cambridge Ophthalmological Symposium Provisional Programme

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History of the Symposium. Facilitated by Cambridge Eye Trust. Cambridge Ophthalmological Symposium Programme 2016. Topic: The Retinal Ganglion Cell. Chair: Professor Jonathan Crowston (Australia). Protecting retinal ganglion cells. RGC subtypes and visual processing. San Diego, USA. Mechanisms of RGC axonal degeneration. Mediators of RGC regeneration. RGC energetics in health and disease. Modifying the RGC response to injury. Electronic interfacing to RGC. Intrinsically light sensitive RGC. San Diego, USA.

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Cambridge Ophthalmological Symposium - Previous Topics

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History of the Symposium. Facilitated by Cambridge Eye Trust. Previous Topics at the Cambridge Ophthalmological Symposium. Prof B.R. Jones. Connective Tissue Disease of the Eye. Prof A.E. Maumenee. Prof M.J.Hogan. Prof W F Hoyt. Prof F C Blodi. Destructive Diseases of the Cornea. Prof Gunter K von Noorden. Prof G M Bleeker. The Choroidal Circulation and Retinal Metabolism. Prof W S Foulds. Prof S J Ryan. Prof T J Flynn. Dr A C MacCuish. Repair, Regeneration and Development. Prof C C Wylie.

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Cambridge Ophthalmological Symposium Bursaries

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History of the Symposium. Facilitated by Cambridge Eye Trust. Cambridge Eye Trust Bursaries. The Cambridge Eye Trust has funded two bursaries to enable young scientists, clinicians, PhD students or students studying for similar degrees to attend the Cambridge Ophthalmological Symposium. Applicants for the bursaries must be actively involved in the topic under discussion at the Symposium and must be prepared to take an active part in the discussions. Designed by Medical Media.

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Cambridge Ophthalmological Symposium - 2016 The Retinal Ganglion Cell

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History of the Symposium. Facilitated by Cambridge Eye Trust. 46th Cambridge Ophthalmological Symposium. St John's College, Cambridge, UK. 7th - 9th September 2016. Topic: The Retinal Ganglion Cell. Chair: Professor Jonathan Crowston (Australia). Academic Organiser: Professor Keith Martin (UK). We invite you to join us at the Cambridge Ophthalmological Symposium. Situated on the delightful Cambridge "Backs", St John's College provides an enchanting setting for the symposium. The fine sixteenth and se...

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Charity - Dainty n' Arty

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A charity close to our heart is Glaucoma. We are raising money. To help fund the research of the Cambridge Eye Trust. Whenever you see us at a fair we sell our little bags of lucky origami stars. As the materials are recycled, we proudly pass on all contributions towards the charity and their research to cure blindness. THE CAMBRIDGE EYE TRUST. Registered Charity No. 265140). Phone: 01223 353 789. Email: krgm2@cam.ac.uk. Create a free website. Create your own free website. Start your own free website.