Glasgow Caledonian University hosts vision science congress

🚨 Don’t miss this 🚨 Fight for Sight is bringing you two world-leading voices at the cutting edge of AI and eye research — and this is your chance to hear from them directly. 👁️ Professor Pearse Keane – Professor of Artificial Medical Intelligence at UCL Institute of Ophthalmology and Consultant Ophthalmologist at Moorfields Eye Hospital. 👁️ Professor Alastair Denniston – Professor of Regulatory Science and Innovation at the University of Birmingham, Honorary Consultant Ophthalmologist at University Hospitals Birmingham, and a global leader in AI and digital health. Both are pioneers. Both are reshaping what’s possible. And both are joining us live. 💡 Why this matters: AI is transforming eye research. By studying the eyes, these experts are uncovering new ways to prevent vision loss — and even detect wider health conditions like #Dementia up to 7 years earlier. This is #Oculomics in action. 🤝 The power of collaboration: Keane and Denniston have co-authored over 90 papers together. Their partnership is rewriting what we know about sight and beyond. ✨ Exclusive access: This is more than a webinar. It’s a virtual front-row seat to breakthrough science we’re funding at Fight for Sight. I’ve seen firsthand how inspiring it is to visit researchers in their labs — now you can experience that too, from wherever you are. 🔗 Join us. Be part of the movement that’s transforming eye research. Sign up now: https://lnkd.in/ezMJ6YeD #ArtificialIntelligence #Ophthalmology The Royal College of Ophthalmologists (RCOphth) Moorfields Eye Hospital, London Moorfields Eye Charity NIHR Moorfields Biomedical Research Centre University of Birmingham University Hospitals Birmingham NHS Foundation Trust #VisionLoss #SightLoss CamSight EYECAN Amy Francombe Mike Talbot

It is with great enthusiasm that I invite you to the 1st World Conference of Computational Neurosurgery (Sydney, 13-15 February 2026), a landmark event and the first of its kind in the world. For the very first time, a global forum will be dedicated exclusively to exploring the transformative advances of artificial intelligence and computational applications in neurosurgery.  This unprecedented conference will unite thought leaders, innovators, and practitioners across all neurosurgical sub-disciplines, as well as experts in related fields. The program will range from clinical applications to computational modelling, robotics, brain–machine interfaces, neuroradiomics, digital neuropathology, and beyond—while also addressing the critical domains of neuro-ethics, neuro-law, and neuro-philosophy. The meeting will culminate in the Declaration of Sydney, establishing the ethical principles of computational neurosurgery.  The aim of this conference is not only to showcase progress, but also to foster cross-pollinating dialogue among neurosurgeons, computer scientists, engineers, mathematicians, ethicists, and policymakers. Students from all the disciplines are very welcome! By uniting diverse expertise, we aspire to shape the future of our discipline in an open, forward-looking, and ethically grounded way.  I warmly invite you to join us for this world premiere in the beautiful city of Sydney, and to take part in a vibrant brainstorming experience that will help define the future of computational neurosurgery.  Early bird registrations fees available until 31/10/2025. Lower fees for students and participants from lower-middle-income countries. More updates, speakers, and sponsors on the way! https://wccns.com.au/

It is with great enthusiasm that I invite you to the 1st World Conference of Computational Neurosurgery (Sydney, 13-15 February 2026), a landmark event and the first of its kind in the world. For the very first time, a global forum will be dedicated exclusively to exploring the transformative advances of artificial intelligence and computational applications in neurosurgery.  This unprecedented conference will unite thought leaders, innovators, and practitioners across all neurosurgical sub-disciplines, as well as experts in related fields. The program will range from clinical applications to computational modelling, robotics, brain–machine interfaces, neuroradiomics, digital neuropathology, and beyond—while also addressing the critical domains of neuro-ethics, neuro-law, and neuro-philosophy. The meeting will culminate in the Declaration of Sydney, establishing the ethical principles of computational neurosurgery.  The aim of this conference is not only to showcase progress, but also to foster cross-pollinating dialogue among neurosurgeons, computer scientists, engineers, mathematicians, ethicists, and policymakers. Students from all the disciplines are very welcome! By uniting diverse expertise, we aspire to shape the future of our discipline in an open, forward-looking, and ethically grounded way.  I warmly invite you to join us for this world premiere in the beautiful city of Sydney, and to take part in a vibrant brainstorming experience that will help define the future of computational neurosurgery.  Early bird registrations fees available until 31/10/2025. Lower fees for students and participants from lower-middle-income countries. More updates, speakers, and sponsors on the way! https://wccns.com.au/

It is with great enthusiasm that I invite you to the 1st World Conference of Computational Neurosurgery (Sydney, 13-15 February 2026), a landmark event and the first of its kind in the world. For the very first time, a global forum will be dedicated exclusively to exploring the transformative advances of artificial intelligence and computational applications in neurosurgery.  This unprecedented conference will unite thought leaders, innovators, and practitioners across all neurosurgical sub-disciplines, as well as experts in related fields. The program will range from clinical applications to computational modelling, robotics, brain–machine interfaces, neuroradiomics, digital neuropathology, and beyond—while also addressing the critical domains of neuro-ethics, neuro-law, and neuro-philosophy. The meeting will culminate in the Declaration of Sydney, establishing the ethical principles of computational neurosurgery.  The aim of this conference is not only to showcase progress, but also to foster cross-pollinating dialogue among neurosurgeons, computer scientists, engineers, mathematicians, ethicists, and policymakers. Students from all the disciplines are very welcome! By uniting diverse expertise, we aspire to shape the future of our discipline in an open, forward-looking, and ethically grounded way.  I warmly invite you to join us for this world premiere in the beautiful city of Sydney, and to take part in a vibrant brainstorming experience that will help define the future of computational neurosurgery.  Early bird registrations fees available until 31/10/2025. Lower fees for students and participants from lower-middle-income countries. More updates, speakers, and sponsors on the way! https://wccns.com.au/