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2007
The ISCEV XLV Annual Symposium
Site: Hyderabad, India
Organizer: Subhadra JalaliDate: 25 – 29 August 2007
Topics: The evolving role of VEP in Neuro-ophthalmology & Defining retinal dystrophies: the role of ocular electrophysiology in genotype-phenotype correlation.
BriSCEV 2007
Site: London, UK
Organizers: Dorothy Thomson and Graham Holder
Date: 25 - 26 June 2007
JSEV, The 54th annual meeting of Japanese Society of Clinical Electrophysiology of Vision
(a Japanese Language Meeting)
Date: 30-31 March, 2007
Location: Nagoya, Japan
Organizer: Prof Masayuki Horiguchi
Contact: Department of Ophthalmology, Fujita Health University, School of Medicine, Kutsukake-cho, Toyoake, Aichi, 470-1192, Japan. TEL: +81-562-93-2174, FAX +81-562-95-5177
<www.soc.nii.ac.jp/jscev/shukai/>
2008
The ISCEV XLVI Annual Symposium
Site: Morgantown, USA
Organizer: Vernon OdomDate: 11-16 July
2009
The ISCEV XLVII Annual Symposium
Site: Padova, Italy
Organizer: A. Patrizia TormeneProposed date: 5-9 July
Grants policy
The purpose of the ISCEV grants programme is to assist young colleagues who would otherwise be unable to attend ISCEV meetings. The Society is particularly interested in encouraging junior investigators and clinicians to enter the field of clinical electrophysiology and join ISCEV, and to foster communication with colleagues who may be affected by economic constraints beyond their control. The grants programme does not expect to provide full support to grantees, but, hopefully, to provide sufficient assistance that grantees will be able to find local funds for the remainder of the meeting costs. ISCEV grants will consist of up to 3 awards of $600 for overseas participants and up to 3 awards of $300 for participants within the geographic region of the symposium (in the sense of the three ISCEV regions: The Americas; Europe/Africa; Asia/Australia). Awardees will also be given one year's free membership of ISCEV and a 50% reduction in the meeting registration fee with the possibility of reduced-rate accomodation. Awards will be given upon registration at the conference and will be in the form of a cheque in US dollars or, in cash, in US dollars or local currency (awardee's choice). The deadline for applications is 4 months prior to the symposium. Successful grantees will be notified by 2 months prior to the symposium. Applicants who are not awarded grants will retain the privilege of registering without a late fee, should the regular application deadline have passed. Applications should be accompanied by
- An abstract for presentation at the meeting. A statement of circumstances including an indication of experience in clinical electro-physiology and the reason that financial assistance is required. If the applicant is a student or junior member of a programme, a letter of support from the laboratory or department director is required.
- A contact fax number to facilitate speedy communication of the outcome of the application.
Whilst there are no absolute criteria for acceptance or rejection, the selection committee discourages repeat applications from previously-successful applicants, multiple applications from the same laboratory, and applications from investigators with more than 5 years of experience in clinical electrophysiology. Scientific merit will be a factor in the decision process, as will relevance of the submitted abstract to the symposium topics.
Past Symposia & Meetings
2006
BriSCEV 2006: Stoke Mandeville, 4-5 September, organised by David Sculfor and Richard Smith
→BriSCEV 2006 Symposium Website
2006
Site: Fontevraud, France
44th International Symposium
Organizer: Florence Rigaudière and team
Date: 11 – 16 June 2006Topics: Visual System and Systemic Disease & Visual System and Biological Rhythm
Teaching Course: 9-10 June 2006, Course organised by Graham Holder with Local organiser Isabelle Audo
2005
Symposium on the Function and Dysfunction of Vision
In honour of Professor Zrenner's 60th birthday
Location: University of Tübingen, Germany
Date: November 4th - 5th, 2005
→Download Symposium Programme (PDF)
2005
Site: Glasgow
43rd International SymposiumOrganizer: Daphne McCulloch and team
Date: 23 August – 27 August 2005
Topics: “The development and the decline of the visual system” & “The effects of nutrition, drugs or toxins on the visual system”
→Archived Symposium WebsiteTeaching Course: 22 – 23 August 2005, Course organised by Graham Holder with Local organiser Ruth Hamilton
BriSCEV 2005: 22 August 2005, organised by Stuart Parks→BriSCEV 2005 Symposium Website
2004
42th International Symposium
Site: Puerto Rico
Organizer: William W Dawson WDawson@eye1.eye.ufl.edu
Date: 14 – 18 November 2004
Topics: Origin of visual signals & Imaging in visual processing
→Symposium Website
Contact: ISCEV2004@eye.ufl.edu
BriSCEV 2004 • 14 – 15 June 2004 • →website
2003
41th International Symposium
Site: Nagoya, Japan
Organizer: Yozo Miyake
Date: 1 – 5 April 2003
Topics: Multifocal responses from the visual pathways & Night blindness: animal models and clinical aspects
Teaching Course: 31 March – 1 April
→Archived Symposium Website
“BriSCEV” inauguration meeting
1 – 2 September 2003, Queen's Medical Centre, Nottingham, UK. Meeting website2002
Site: Leuven, Belgium
Organizer: Werner Spileers Werner.Spileers@uz.kuleuven.ac.be
Date: 16 – 20 July 2002
Topics: Degenerative diseases of the posterior pole, including ARMD; novel stimuli; free papers
Teaching Course: 15 – 16 July
Archived Symposium Website2001
Site: Manoir des Sables in Orford, Québec, Canada; ~60 miles south-east of Montréal.
Organizer: Pierre Lachapelle mdpl@musica.mcgill.ca
Date: 17 – 22 June 2001
Symposium Website2000
Site: St John's college of Sydney University, Sydney, Australia, USA
Organizer: Vaegan vaegan@unsw.edu.au
Date: 13 – 17 Feb 2000
Program | Papers | PostersISCEV@ARVO 2000
1999
Site: Eilat, Israel
Organizer: Ido Perlman iperlman@tx.technion.ac.il
Date: 11 – 16 April 19991998
Site: Hradec Králové, Czech Republic
Organizer: Zuzana Kubova & Miroslav Kuba kuba@lfhk.cuni.cz
Date: 13 – 17 June 1998
Archived Symposium Website1997
Site: Asilomar Conference Center, Monterey Peninsula, California, USA
Organizer: Michael Marmor marmor@stanford.edu
Date: 2 – 4 July 19971996
Site: Tübingen, Germany
Organizer: Eberhart Zrenner
Date: 13 – 17 June 19961995 Athens, Greece
1994 Banff, Canada
1993 Vienna, Austria
1992 Chiba, Japan
1991 Oxford, UK
1990 Guangzhou,China
1989 Dresden, GDR
1988 Lissabon, Portugal
1987 Sarasota, Florida
1986 Palermo, Italy
1985 Mie, Japan
1984 Stockholm, Sweden
1983 Budapest, Hungary
1982 Iowa City, Iowa, USA
1981 Zürich, Switzerland
1980 Amsterdam, Netherlands
1979 Erfurt, East Germany
1978 Morioka, Japan
1977 Ghent, Belgium
1976 Louisville, Kentucky, USA
1975 Kibbutz Ginossar, Israel
1974 Clermont Ferrand, France
1973 Bad Nauheim, West Germany
1972 Los Angeles, California, USA
1971 Brighton, England
1970 Pisa, Italy
1969 Istanbul, Turkey
1968 Erfurt, East Germany
1967 Ghent, Belgium
1965 Hakone, Japan
1964 Chicago, Illinois, USA
1963 Rotterdam, Netherlands
1961 Stockholm, Sweden
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