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  • October 20, 2025

    12–1 p.m.

    Eye Institute Vision Science Distinguished Lecture Series

    Kerrigan Auditorium

    Andrea S. Viczian, PhD | Retinal Angiogenesis in the Dorsal Eye Requires Transcription Factor, TBX3, via Retinal Ganglion Cells

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  • October 30, 2025

    4–6 p.m.

    Eye Institute Vision Science Forum

    Hub A1015/A1035

    Join us for the Eye Institute Vision Science Forum.

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Recurring Ophthalmology Events

  • Distinguished Lecture Series

    Five distinguished guests from different institutions lecture at the Eye Institute Vision Science Distinguished Lecture Series each year.

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  • Grand Rounds

    The Eye Institute holds a Grand Rounds lecture event monthly featuring a variety of speakers from both MCW and around the country.

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  • Vision Science Forum

    The Vision Science Forum is a series of lectures and gatherings for the purpose of fostering the connections between all members of the vision science community at the Medical College of Wisconsin.

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Ophthalmology Symposiums

Fall Symposium

The Eye Institute's annual Fall Symposium highlights current diagnosis and treatment, as well as, advancements in a variety of subspecialty care within ophthalmology.

Midwinter Retina Symposium

The Eye Institute annual Midwinter Retina Symposium offers attendees insight into the latest advancements and techniques in medical and surgical retina.

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