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Sixth Ophthalmology Clinical Academic Trainee Forum

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Coffee Hour with Dr Paul Nderitu

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Two calls for change: Vision care challenges highlighted in Parliament

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A woman stands at a podium in a lecture hall, delivering a presentation. She is speaking into a microphone with a laptop in front of her. Behind her, a large projection screen displays the title slide of her talk. The slide reads: “Think Child, Think Vision” and notes that the event is part of the Otto Wolff Lecture and Catherine Peckham Symposium, held at the GOS Institute of Child Health in October 2025. The speaker is Jugnoo S Rahi, representing the Vision and Eyes Group at UCL. Her titles include Professor of Ophthalmic Epidemiology and Honorary Consultant Ophthalmologist at UCL GOS Institute of Child Health & Institute of Ophthalmology and Great Ormond Street Hospital NHS Foundation Trust. The setting is formal and academic, with a focus on child health and vision research.

Professor Jugnoo Rahi delivers annual Otto Wolff Lecture

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Coffee Hour with Dr Charles Cleland

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Pioneering PRIMA eye device restores reading vision to blind eyes 

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Our BRC and the Friends of Moorfields team up for World Sight Day

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BRC Co-Director Prof Sir Peng Tee Khaw receives the Lifetime Achievement Award of the European Paediatric Ophthalmological Society  

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A speaker stands at the front of a small conference room giving a presentation titled ‘My Journey as a Clinical Academic’ displayed on a projector screen. The slide includes logos for Glaucoma UK, Moorfields Eye Hospital, NHS, and NIHR. Several attendees are seated facing the screen, listening attentively. The room has blue walls, a door to the right, and posters displayed on the wall.

Ophthalmology Academic Trainees Forum

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Inspiring research insights shared at our Patient and Public Open Day

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Landmark genetic study sheds new light on how the eye develops its sharpest vision

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Advisor, Bernadette Warren – reviews the ‘Meet the researcher’ event presented by Dr Ana Alonso-Carriazo Fernandez

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Researchers identify a novel genetic cause of Fuchs endothelial corneal dystrophy, offering new ways for future therapies to target this common, age-related cause of visual loss.

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