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Cambridge Ophthalmological Symposium Provisional Programme
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Generating RGC by reprogramming. Imaging RGC apoptosis in humans. How can we measure RGC injury. Biomarkers for glaucoma: from the lab to the clinic. Combining RGC structure and function in clinical practice. Stanford and San Diego, USA. Imaging the RGC layer. Prospects for eye transplantation. Designed by Medical Media.
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Prof J R Batchelor. Prof Ronald Smith and Prof Robert Nussenblatt. Prof Anthony Bron and Prof Leo Chylack. Prof Roger Hitchings and Prof Ian Grierson. The Management of Blinding Disease. Imaging the Visual System. Cancer and the Eye. Mr Michael Clerk and Mr Anthony Vivian. Designed by Medical Media.
Cambridge Eye Trust http://cambridgeeyetrust.org.uk/cambridgeeyesymposium.html
Each year a different area of disease becomes the focus and a new international expert is chosen as chairman. 45th Annual Symposium: Light. 2015 has been designated by the United Nations as the "Year of Light" so the symposium this year will take Light as its theme. The Symposium will be chaired by Professor John Marshall. 44th Annual Symposium: Ocular Motility. 43rd Annual Symposium: Refractive Error. 42nd Annual Symposium: Cancer and the Eye. 41st Annual Symposium: Ocular infection. The proceedings are...
Cambridge Eye Trust http://cambridgeeyetrust.org.uk/whatwedo.html
The trust works to promote eye research in Cambridge. 1) The Cambridge Eye Trust guarantees support for the University of Cambridge's first professor of Ophthalmology, Professor Keith Martin. 2) We host the annual residential Cambridge Ophthalmological Symposium. For experts in basic and clinical ophthalmic science. In addition to organising the Cambridge Ophthalmological Symposium. We also host educational days for medical students, patients, and doctors applying for prospective ophthalmological training.
Cambridge Super 8 Film Festival – Welcome to the Cambridge International Super 8 Film Festival website! Challenge yourself with Super 8 project, fill an art space with motion and noise, help put on showings and activities. Thursday 23th of October 2017 6pm. At the University social club bar (. Downstairs) on Mill lane, Cambridge or contact us using our contact page. Experimental Art Projection Showcase in King’s Lynn – Sept 29 – Oct 1st 2017. Cambridge Super 8 Group members, Colin Dewar and Chr. Where : King’s Lynn Art Centre. When : Sept 29 – Oct 1st 2017 / 7-9pm. A great selection of films shot on Super ...
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