The congress is only one part of what EURETINA offers. Between meetings, free educational content and a range of grants, programmes and communities keep the retina community connected.
More Than a Congress: Free Resources and Career Support from EURETINA Read More »
Session on inherited retinal diseases and paediatrics featured talks addressing unmet needs, updates on outcomes of patients treated with voretigene neparvovec gene therapy, and new insights about select genetic diseases.
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 »
8 Exam Leaders join Prof Nicole Eter and Prof Jens Folke Kiilgaard as FEBOS-R (Hon) Awardees
Prof. Nicole Eter, President of EURETINA, outlines her priorities and plans for the Society and previews some of the changes and highlights of the 2026 Congress programme.
The world of retinal science moves at an unprecedented pace. Groundbreaking clinical trial data, novel surgical instrumentation, and evolving diagnostic paradigms emerge constantly—far beyond the four days of our annual autumn congress. To bridge the gap between major scientific meetings and keep the global ophthalmic community continuously informed, the European Society of Retina Specialists presents Talking EURETINA: the society’s official flagship podcast series.
To understand how EURETINA became the thriving international congress it is today, we must travel back to a time of slide projectors, scholarly handshakes, and boundless enthusiasm for retinal science.
Reflections on the Origins of EURETINA Read More »
The 25th EURETINA Congress may be coming to an end, but delegates are reminded that EURETINA offers a wealth of year-round educational resources for retinal specialists.
EURETINA learning continues year-round Read More »
The start of the EURETINA Congress this year marks the beginning of the fifth year of the EURETINA Mentorship Programme. Created to support young retina specialists eager to strengthen their skills, acquire new competencies, and build a strong network within the international community, the programme seeks to foster not only academic and scientific development but also personal growth by highlighting the importance of emotional intelligence, teamwork, and the ability to recognise one’s strengths and weaknesses in order to become better professionals and individuals, says Dr Patricia Udaondo who has taken over the leadership role for the programme this year.
EURETINA Mentorship Turns Five — and Launches Alumni Group Read More »
Prof Gisbert Richard reflects on the foundation and early days of EURETINA, as we celebrate the 25th anniversary of the society
The Foundation of EURETINA: A 25-Year Journey Read More »
