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A national in-person society meeting with UKNOS membership included for one year and a dedicated non-medical professionals breakfast meeting
The current call accepts neuro-ophthalmology short papers and interesting cases; the organiser also explicitly highlights previously platformed research, case reports and quality-improvement studies
Trainees and students pay £125, may submit work for platform or poster presentation, and are eligible for the Ivor Levy Prize
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| Category | Price |
|---|---|
| Standard (consultant) | £185 |
| Trainee | £125 |
| Medical student | £125 |
UKNOS 2027 is an in-person, one-day neuro-ophthalmology meeting for clinicians, trainees, students and allied professionals. It runs from 09:00 to 17:00 at International Students House in central London, with a non-medical professionals’ breakfast meeting from 08:00 to 08:45. The 2027 theme is “We see with our brains, not our eyes”; the detailed programme and speakers are still to be confirmed.
You can submit an original short paper, quality-improvement work or an interesting case on any neuro-ophthalmology topic. Abstracts are capped at 400 words. Free papers use Introduction/Purpose, Methods, Results and Discussion; case reports use Case report and Discussion, and the diagnosis must not appear in a case-report title. Submissions may be selected for platform or poster presentation. Presenters must attend in person and buy a conference ticket, with decisions expected in December 2026. The Ivor Levy Prize is open to trainees and students.
Abstracts close on 27 November 2026 and general registration closes on 4 January 2027. Conference-only fees are £185 for consultants/SAS doctors and £125 for trainees, students, allied professionals and retired attendees. Registration includes one year of UKNOS membership. The organiser suggests arranging study leave when submitting an abstract; the meeting does not offer remote attendance or presentation.
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