Survey participants will be entered into a raffle to receive a free registration for the EURETINA 2027 Congress and will receive a summary report before it is published.
Ninth Annual EURETINA Clinical Trends Survey Underway: Your Participation is Essential! Read More »
EURETINA 2026 has arrived in Vienna — and while you’re here for the retina research, you’re also in the capital of imperial elegance, historic coffeehouses, and effortless charm Whether you’ve carved out a full free day or just an hour between sessions, there are endless ways to soak up the Viennese atmosphere without falling into the tourist traps
Beyond the Congress: An Insider’s Sightseeing Guide to Vienna Read More »
Heading into EURETINA 2026 in Vienna (1–4 October 2026), smooth congress navigation requires a quick mix of logistical planning and venue transit know-how. Here is your operational guide to maximizing your time at VIECON and getting the most out of the scientific programme:
Top Tips for Every Attendee Read More »
The EURETINA congress closed with a ‘Highlights of the week’ session, chaired by Anat Loewenstein, Martin Zinkernagel and Nicole Eter. The programme was organised in three sections with panel input from Tunde Peto and Edoardo Midena (Section 1), Aude Coutourier, Grazia Pertile and Heinrich Heimann (Section 2), and Bahram Bodaghi with Heinrich Heimann (Section 3). Below, key items are summarised with the original session noted, along with a brief synopsis as to why they were included in the highlights package.
A reminder – all of these session are available to view On Demand for registered attendees until the end of the year.
Highlights of the Week: from AMD and imaging to myopia, tumours, uveitis and AI Read More »
View photos of the delegate party on Saturday night!
Photo gallery: Delegate Party 2025 Read More »
In a programme that featured eight speakers, registrants attending the Euretina Session on inherited retinal disorders (IRDs) heard rapid-fire presentations on the status of innovative therapies for these diseases.
Experts review latest advances in gene editing, antisense, and cell therapies for IRDs Read More »
View photos of all the latest around the EURETINA 2025 conference.
Photo gallery: Day 4 of EURETINA Read More »
Registrants choosing to attend “RetinaTECH: When Surgery Meets Technology” on Friday morning heard about engineering advances for improving various aspects of vitreoretinal surgery.
From fluidics to robotics: RetinaTECH explores the future of retinal surgery Read More »
A joint symposium of Euretina and the European Society of Cataract and Refractive Surgeons (ESCRS) explored the risk of retinal complications following anterior segment surgeries and strategies for managing these events.
EURETINA–ESCRS joint session explores retinal risks after anterior segment surgery Read More »
A packed early-morning “Women in Retina” networking breakfast set the tone for the week, as EURETINA President Anat Loewenstein moderated an open discussion with Prof Tunde Peto (Northern Ireland) and Prof Catherine Creuzot-Garcher (France). What began as reflections on whether women-focused initiatives are even necessary quickly crystallised into a set of practical levers—from how we talk about “help” at home, to how we invite (and accept) moderation roles, to measurable targets for programme balance.
Women in retina breakfast: turning intent into action on equity, mentorship and voice Read More »
