Abstract submission for UKNOS 2027 is open until 27th November!
There are two prizes available: the Ivor Levy prize for best platform presentation, and the Gordon T Plant prize for best poster.
Presenters must be registered for the meeting.
Submit here:
uknos.com/abstract_submissio…
We've added information on English-speaking international fellowships to our website!
An international fellowship is a great opportunity to experience differences in clinical practice abroad and build links for ongoing clinical practice and research.
uknos.com/#fellowship
Some great talks going on at @EunoSsociety this week!
UKNOS 2027 will be in London on 25th-26th February 2027 (along with @MOSUKNews the day before on the 24th).
We currently have spaces available for trade stalls and sponsors - message us or email [email protected] for more details!
#Neurology #Ophthalmology #BrainSciences
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Dr. Sui Wong has created a video sharing helpful insights for anyone wondering whether they might have Visual Snow.
youtube.com/@drsuiwong?si=IA…
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This #RareDiseaseDay we’re spotlighting four rare eye conditions our researchers are working to better understand and treat.
From Usher syndrome to Charles Bonnet Syndrome, we’re developing new diagnostics & treatments and raising awareness to improve patient lives.
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💬 Editorial: The “Eye on AI” series by JAMA Ophthalmology aims to translate complex #AI advances into practical concepts for clinicians, accelerating adoption of safe, effective AI in ophthalmic care.
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Why did I choose to pursue neuro-ophthalmology as a specialty and why should you consider it as well? 👁️🧠
Learn more here: youtu.be/lOHYNoMwyeU
#NeuroOp #Ophthalmology #MedEd #MedicalStudent
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📢Submit your abstracts and present your research poster at our conference on 1st April!
Deadline for submission: 9th March
This opportunity is open to ALL neuroscientists, with a focus on students and early career - from Cambridge and beyond!
More info: lnkd.in/dTB9W3Ph
The #UKNOS26 inaugural Gordon T. Plant Prize for best poster presentation went to Dr Rhys Gitau-Jones
Dr Gitau-Jones clinched the win with a great clinical project on IIH, presented beautifully in line with the #betterposters initiative
#UKNOS2026 had over 50 presentations this year via posters & platform. We were impressed by & grateful for the huge range of clinically relevant work shared, which enriches this meeting enormously
We can’t wait to see your abstracts for #UKNOS2027 in London February next year!
Our judging was informed by the #betterposters international campaign to improve visual communication & dissemination of scientific and clinical findings via conference posters.
We recommend applying its principles from the very outset of conceiving and making your poster
Congratulations to UKNOS 2026 Ivor Levy Prize winner for best trainee platform presentation @SurinaMittal
Dr Mittal wowed the judges with a dynamic presentation of this impressive study showing the rising clinical demand for Neuro-Ophthalmology in the UK.
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For 25 years, ACNR has championed free #neurology education. We’re now launching #ProjectNeurology2026 – a free, CPD-accredited online series tackling neurophobia across trainees, GPs, psychiatry & students. Opens 4 March
Details: medics.academy/courses/proje… @MedicsAcademy @HLA_int
That's UKNOS annual meeting done for another year - but we're still in Liverpool tomorrow for our second UKNOS #NeuroOphthalmology training day!
We've had some great poster presentations in #NeuroOphthalmology at #UKNOS2026 today!























