More Institute of Ophthalmology news

Last week, our early career researchers (ECRs) delivered another engaging and insightful symposium.

A total of 16 academics from the UCL Faculty of Brain Sciences have been identified in Clarivate’s annual ‘Highly Cited Researchers List’ 2025.

A researcher consortium of over 100 study groups will develop an AI model using an unprecedented dataset of over 100 million colour fundus photographs of the retina.

The Gabor Medal is awarded annually by the Royal Society for distinction of interdisciplinary work between the life sciences with other disciplines.

We are inviting views from everyone on what art, heritage and 'science on show' could be on display in our new centre for eye care, research and education.

Six members of our academic staff and Moorfields Eye Hospital associated staff have been promoted within the UCL Senior Academic, Research, and Teaching Promotions for 2024-25.

48 academic staff from the Faculty of Brain Sciences have been awarded a senior promotion and 30 early career staff have been awarded a promotion in this year's UCL academic promotions round.

Staff and students across the Faculty came together to celebrate the incredible achievements and contributions at the inaugural Faculty of Brain Sciences Celebrating Impact Awards.

Every year the Dean recognises the top postgraduate students, in terms of academic performance, from across the Faculty.

The Leducq Foundation is an international grant-making organisation with a mission to improve human health through international efforts to combat cardiovascular disease and stroke.

Last week we announced the recipients of the 2025 institute awards.

Researchers at UCL and the NIHR Moorfields Biomedical Research Centre have developed an artificial intelligence tool, Eye2Gene, that can predict the cause of genetic eye diseases.

Two community engagement initiatives have been launched by UCL researchers and students to tackle longstanding issues of trust in health data research among London’s global majority populations

Dr Yukun Zhou (UCL Institute of Ophthalmology) has received the prestigious Wellcome Early-Career Award to support his research on using AI for faster diagnoses and personalised care.

We are sharing a list of planned talks and poster presentations by our institute's staff and early career researchers, including Honorary staff, at ARVO 2025, held in Salt Lake City, Utah from 4 to 8 May.