Conference programme
Day 1 – 7 September
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8:00
Registration & Coffee & Cookies
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9:00
Opening remarks
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9:20
ICTER - research centre with a mission to save sight
Maciej Wojtkowski
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9:40
Service Appreciation Ceremony
Chris Dainty
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9:50
Plenary: The special barrier functions of the retinal pigment epithelium, a target for disease monitoring
Olaf Strauss
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10:30
Coffee break
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10:50
Plenary: Visual restauration in blind patients: from prosthesis to sonogenetic therapy
Serge Picaud
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11:30
Plenary: Cellular Senescence in Retinal Vascular Diseases
Przemysław Sapieha
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12:10
Plenary: Documenting the spatial redistribution of hyperpigmented spots during enlargment of geographic atrophy
Michel Paques
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12:50
Lunch break
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14:00
Parallel session I.1: Wavefront control and two photons in the eye
Chaired by Ryszard Naskręcki, Auditorium A
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Invited: Developing two-photon excited fluorescence imaging to assess retinal function
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Invited: Clinical Applications of AOSLO Retinal Imagin
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In vivo imaging of the human eye using a two-pho- ton-excited fluorescence scanning laser ophthal- moscope
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Invited: Peripheral optics in the eye: from myopia to cataracts
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Spectral sensitivity curve for two-photon vision
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14:00
Parallel session I.2: From gene to eye treatment
Chaired by Wiesław Gruszecki, Auditorium B
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Invited: Modelling inherited retinal diseases with retinal organoids
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Visual information processing in retinal degeneration and vision restoration
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Embryonic knockout of Nr2e3 protects photore- ceptors in three different mouse models of retinal degeneration
Alexander Kolesnikov -
Invited: Rhodopsin confromational modulators and their potential use in the treatment of retinitis pigmentosa
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Multimodal approaches for resolving dynamical bio- logical processes by single-cell sequencing
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16:00
Poster session
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P1: A mechanical model of the human eye to investigate the effect of intraocular pressure on lens displacement
Magdalena Asejczyk -
P2: Shedding light on calcium dynamics and membrane potential control with optogenetics
Bartłomiej Bałamut -
P3: Supramolecular complexes of GCAP1 in inherited retinal dystrophies
Amedeo Biasi -
P4: From bicelles to a model bilayer containing rhodopsin – a novel method for biomimetic studies
Justyna Bożek & Patryk Bielski -
P5: A biophysical computational model of a cortical column in the primary visual cortex
Mehdi Borjkhani -
P6: Mapping the structure and function of whole-mount retinal organoids
Marina Cunquero -
P7: Two-photon excited fluorescence scanning laser ophthalmoscope enables robust retina imaging in healthy volunteers
Michał Dąbrowski -
P8: The comparison between software optimized accommodation and formula given accommodation
Fabian Dębowy -
P9: 4-D Imaging of Vitreous Using SS-OCT System
Evangeline Priyadharshini Devaraj -
P10: Two genetic mouse models of Stargardt disease display differences in targeting of ceramide levels and immune cell crosstalk in response to retinal degeneration
Zachary Engfer -
P11: Endoscopic en-face optical coherence tomography and fluorescence imaging using correlation-based probe tracking
Adrian Fernandez Uceda -
P12: Hyperspectral detection in multiphoton microscopy without a spectrometer
Paulina Frycie -
P13: Creation of viral plasmids for enhancement of the signal transduction in the retina
Anna Galińska -
P14: Optical coherence tomography-based tear clearance rate as a marker of dry eye disease
Izabela Garaszczuk -
P15: Structure and conformational changes of RBP3
Luca Gessa -
P16: Asynchronous Kalman filtering for real time needle position estimation in OCT-assisted surgery
Krzysztof Gromada -
P17: Assessment of corneal dynamics in normal, forme fruste and keratoconic eyes using air-puff OCT-based optical biometer
Ireneusz Grulkowski -
P18: Contrast sensitivity function for two-photon vision based on the method of determining the luminance of the stimuli
Oliwia Kaczkoś -
P19: Subclinical Keratoconus Detection using Deep Learning on Raw Anterior-Segment Optical Coherence Tomography Imaging
Lynn Kandakji -
P20: Robotic arm-based surgical tool tracking for real-time display of intraoperative OCT cross-sections at the surgical tool tip
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P21: Optimization-free, phase utilizing alignment method for multiple spectrometer-based OCT
Piotr Kasprzycki -
P22: A protein structural biology approach to understanding morphological changes in photoreceptor outer segment after light activation: a closer look at PDE6
Vineeta Kaushik & Łukasz Olejnik -
P23: Wide dynamic range digital aberrometry and fast anterior-segment imaging with MHz SS-OCT
Mengyuan Ke -
P24: Multi-range scanning laser ophthalmoscope for imaging the morphology and dynamics of the retinal vessels
Julia Kochańska -
P25: Phase analysis of retinal image sequences using Fourier transformation
Radim Kolar -
P26: Current impulses induce different activity patterns in the visual system
Katarzyna Kordecka -
P27: Deep Learning models for retinal cell classification
Maciej Kostałkowski -
P28: Heterochromatic flicker photometry for two-photon vision
Agata Kotulska -
P29: Hemodynamics monitoring in mouse retinal vessels via ultrafast volumetric Spatio-Temporal Optical Coherence Tomography (STOC-T) imaging
Wiktor Kulesza -
P30: Regulation of Retinal membrane Guanylate Cyclases (RetGC’s) by modulator proteins
Nelam Kumar & Sathi Goswani -
P31: Compact, linearly polarized, high-brightness supercontinuum source for biomedical applications
Katarzyna Kunio -
P32: Developing a digital-twin of human retina enabling simulation of OCT image formation
En Lu -
P33: Effect of laser pulse train parameters on the brightness of a two-photon stimulus
Marcin Marzejon -
P34: Investigation of the relation between eye refractive error and air-puff induced corneal dynamics measured with optical coherence tomography
Ewa Mączyńska-Walkowiak -
P35: Infrared pupillometry: a neurological tool for evaluating therapeutics for inherited retinal disorders
Carolline Menezes -
P36: Refining the STOC-T system for in vivo cellular-level imaging of the human retina
Marta Mikuła-Zdańkowska -
P37: Opto-mechanical design of multi-spot air-puff OCT clinical prototype
Jadwiga Milkiewicz -
P38: Lactate Receptor, HCAR1 Deficiency Leads to Cellular Stress Compromising Choroidal Integrity of the Developing Outer Retina
Monir Modaresinejad -
P39: Signal transduction cascade modulation using TRP protein
Milena Mućka -
P40: Using dynamic light scattering enhances the imaging capabilities of optical coherence tomography
Klaudia Nowacka -
P41: Working memory items outside the focus of attention: evidence from single-neuron recordings in humans.
Katarzyna Paluch -
P42: Recombinant Rhodopsin, a novel optogenetic tool
Jagoda Płaczkiewicz -
P43: Non-destructive characterization and classification of choroidal melanoma biopsies with Raman Spectroscopy
José Javier Ruiz -
P44: Stable cell line generation for Rabies VLPs production
Karolina Saran -
P45: Optical signal discontinuity zones of the crystalline lens at different accommodation demands
Keerthana Soman -
P46: Widely tunable femtosecond fiber laser (870-1085 nm) with adjustable repetition rate for studying two-photon vision
Dorota Stachowiak -
P47: MOEMS endomicroscopy probe with Mirau micro-interferometer and 2-axis electrothermal micro-scanner for OCT imaging using Lissajous trajectory scanning
Przemysław Struk -
P48: Lensless digital holographic microscopy: numerical and experimental advancements
Maciej Trusiak -
P49: Volumetric Image Registration Algorithm for Phase-Based Functional Optoretinography in Fourier-Domain Full-Field OCT
Maciej Wielgo -
P50: In the world of preservative-free eye drops
Jakub Zarczuk -
P51: Common path quantitative phase microscopy and tomography: new solutions and applications
Piotr Zdańkowski
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18:30
Conference reception
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Closing at 22:00
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Day 2 – 8 September
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8:00
Registration & Coffee & Cookies
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8:30
Parallel session II.1 – New imaging methods for anterior eye
Chaired by Bartłomiej Kałużny, Auditorium A
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New insights into development of aging of the cry- stalline lens from high-resolution and high-sensitive in vivo optical imaging
Ireneusz Grulkowski -
Cornea ultra-fast confocal and aberration-free 3D imaging with a multi-spectral matrix microscope
Victor Barolle -
Wavefront shaping and Optical Memory Effect of ex-vivo cataractous crystalline lenses
Alba Panigua Diaz -
On imaging of structure and function of the human cornea
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Eye in Focus: Strategies for Extending the Imaging Depth of Vitreous with SS-OCT
Vasantha Kumar Kathirvelu
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8:30
Parallel session II.2 – Novel methods of eye imaging
Chaired by Chris Dainty, Auditorium B
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Invited: Full field optical coherence tomography: in vivo and in vitro ocular imaging
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Diffused-illumination full-field swept-source optical coherence tomography
Leo Puyo -
Melanin-specific contrast retinal imaging of small animals with polarization-diversity optical coherence tomography
YuJie Hu -
Invited: Spatio-temporal optical coherence tomo- graphy (STOC-T) for in vivo retinal and corneal imaging
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In vivo imaging of retina regeneration in adult ze- brafish using ultrahigh resolution optical coherence tomography
Juliane Hammer
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10:20
Coffee break
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10:50
Parallel session III.1 – Molecular processes of vision
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Invited: A structure network-based computational model for screening rhodopsin mutants and pharmacological chaperones
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Invited: Development of fluorinated derivatives of retinal analog: emixustat as drug candidates for the treatment of retinal degenerative diseases
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Invited: Recombinant protein delivery for the treatment of inherited retinal diseases
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Invited:Structural mechanisms and drug-receptor interactions leading to biased signaling of G protein coupled receptors
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From Structure to Diagnosis: Unveiling Protein Conformational Changes to Drive Innovations in Ophthalmic Research
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10:50
Parallel session III.2 – Functional and contrast enhancement in retinal imaging
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Invited: Optoretinography – technology, mechanisms and applications
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Invited: Real-time, high-throughput digital hologram rendering for Doppler imaging and optical coherence tomography in ophthalmology. Estimation of blood volume rate and resistivity changes in retinal arteries.
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Invited: Progress on assessment of retinal physiology with optoretinography (ORG)
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Invited: Light-evoked retinal pigment epithelium dynamics revealed by optoretinography
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Optoretinography: measuring objective functional responses to light in human and mouse eyes
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12:40
Lunch break
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13:40
Planary: The three laws of communication
Jean-Iuc Doumont
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14:40
Industrial highlights
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Collaborative Progress in Ophthalmology: Heidelberg Engineering's Research and Innovation
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Eye as a window to the brain: applications in ophthalmology and beyond
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From Research to Impact: The ZEISS Approach to Open Innovation
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15:40
Coffee break
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16:10
Plenary: Precise genome editing in the eye: curing blindness is now within sight
Krzysztof Palczewski
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16:50
Conference wrap-up
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Awards for the best poster
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Closure of the conference
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