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Forschungsinstitut fuer Augenheilkunde
INSTITUTE FOR OPHTHALMIC RESEARCH
FORSCHUNGSINSTITUT FÜR AUGENHEILKUNDE

Progress in Ophthalmic Research

The seminar “Progress in Ophthalmic Research” seminar (S08SOPH06), starting this winter term, will take place only in a in-person format:

  • will normally take place every Wednesday from 9:00 – 10:00 in the HNO Lecture Hall . Please find a preliminary schedule here below
  • primarily targets advanced MSc (only for their final report) and PhD students as well as postdocs. Of course, group leaders and advanced researchers are not strictly excluded, but this seminar is rather meant as an opportunity for early-stage researchers to report, practice talks and get feedback from a broad, friendly crowd.
  • Preferred presentation forms are:
    • final report of a MSc or PhD thesis
      (30 minutes; plus discussions, feedback etc.)
    • progress report
      (25 minutes; postdocs and advanced PhD students)
    • project presentation
      (25 minutes; preferentially postdocs, advanced researchers and PIs)

Online participation via Zoom:

Please note:

Online participation via Zoom is only possible in exceptional circumstances. In this case, please contact Thomas Euler or Sylvie Julien-Schraermeyer to obtain your Zoom login details.
Which option you choose is completely up to the participant!

Instructions for speakers:

  1. Please have the Zoom client already installed on the notebook you will use for your presentation. If you have questions about Zoom, please contact Thomas Euler. If for any reasons you cannot install Zoom on your notebook, please contact us such that we can provide a notebook for the session; in this case, have your talk either in the Cloud or on a USB stick.
  2. Please contact your fellow speaker of the session if it would be possible to share one notebook.

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Summer Term 2025

Wednesdays from 9:00 – 10:00/10:30 // in the Institute for Ophthalmic Research / Forschungsinstitut für Augenheilkunde (FIA) // in the HNO lecture hall, Elfriede-Aulhorn-Str.5.

PR: Progress Report; PP: Project Presentation; FR: Final Report
Last update 14.04.2025

 SEMINAR ROOM1. SPEAKER2. SPEAKER
April 2025
02.04.25HNO lecture hallPietro De Angeli, PR, AG Wissinger
09.04.25HNO lecture hall 
16.04.25HNO lecture hall 
23.04.25HNO lecture hall 
30.04.25HNO lecture hallAlexander Günter, PR, AG Seeliger
May 2025
14.05.25HNO lecture hallBowen Cao, PR, AG Ueffing
21.05.25HNO lecture hallAntonia Roth, FR, AG Wahl
Impact of contrast modulation on retinal and neural processes in myopia
Daryna Kovalchuck, FR, AG Straßer
Energy harvesting strategies for a novel intraocular sensor: Review and evaluation of existing methods
28.05.25HNO lecture hallTina Beyer, PR, AG Ueffing
June 2025
04.06.25HNO lecture hallFelix Hoffmann, PR, AG Ueffing
11.06.25HNO lecture hallTina Pflüger, PR, Medical Doctoral student, AG Ueffing
18.06.25HNO lecture hallJenny L. Witten, FR, AG Wahl (PhD projects done at AOVision Lab Bonn)
25.06.25HNO lecture hallEnrico Cossio, PP, PhD student, AG Ueffing
July 2025
02.07.25HNO lecture hallMaximiliane Held, PR, Medical Doctoral student, AG Ueffing
09.07.25HNO lecture hallAna Cristina Almansa Garcia, PR, AG Ueffing
16.07.25HNO Meeting room 2.310
(right next to HNO lecture hall)
Francois Paquet-Durand, Lecture, Group Leader
Retinal energy metabolism: Cori-, Cahill- and mini-Krebs cycles uncouple glycolysis from oxidative phosphorylation
23.07.25HNO Meeting room 2.310
(right next to HNO lecture hall)
Francois Paquet-Durand, Lecture, Group Leader
Retinal energy metabolism: Evidence for lactate shuttling between rod and cone photoreceptors
30.07.25HNO lecture hallAnna Nikolaidou, PR, PhD student, AG Straßer
Seeing the Panda: P300 and sweep VEP assess refractive and cognitive visual acuity simultaneously