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Download the latest Provisional Program (1.62MB PDF).

Download the Posters List (441KB PDF).

PRE-SYMPOSIUM COURSES

ISCEV Course: Clinical Electrophysiology of Vision: 5-6 November 2010, Fremantle, Western Australia. Course Director: Professor Graham E Holder

ISCEV Course: Animal Electrophysiology and Imaging: 5 November 2010, Fremantle, Western Australia. Course Director: Professor Mathias Seeliger

For more details download the ISCEV Teaching Courses PDF.

LOCAL EXPERTISE
An active research program investigating the genetics of inherited retinal disease is in place.

 

the Emiko Adachi award
 The Emiko Adachi Award, to the value of $3000, is provided through a generous endowment from Emiko Adachi upon retirement from her position as Professor and Chair of the Department of Ophthalmology at Chiba University, Japan. Hers was a long and glorious career with many honours, culminating in official recognition from the Japanese government. Despite all of this, she remained extraordinarily proud of her long membership of ISCEV, and her outstanding record of service to this society.

The Award is given to those who, in some measure, have matched this record of service to ISCEV.

The Emiko Adachi Award Lecture for 2010 will be given by Professor Yozo Miyake.

Professor Yozo Miyake, MD is currently Chairman of the Board of Directors at Aichi Medical University in Nagoya, Japan. He graduated in 1967 with an MD from Nagoya University, and after receiving the Alcon Award in 1996 he became Professor and Chairman in Ophthalmology in 1997. Professor Miyake received the Yomiuri-Press Medical Award in 1998 and in 2000 was appointed President of ISCEV. He went on to also receive the Japanese Ophthalmological Society Award, the Pfizer Opthalmic Award in 2005 and the De Ocampo Award in 2006. He was appointed Director of the National Institute of Sensory Organs in Tokyo in 2005 and was also Editor-in-Chief for the Japanese Journal of Ophthalmology.

Professor Miyake has also written a book, Electrodiagnosis of Retinal Disease, a valuable resource for clinicians and researchers, which is the first to combine retinal physiology, morphology, and vitreoretinal surgery.