JuniorPresentation and Poster Prizes: These accolades are a cornerstone of the MOS schedule annually, designed to honour outstanding research and innovative findings in the field of ophthalmology. Candidates are invited to submit abstracts that showcase their groundbreaking work, with the opportunity to present their findings to a panel of esteemed experts and peers.
The Antler Cup: A unique highlight in Zermatt, the Antler Cup celebrates achievement at the Winter Meeting, fostering a spirit of fellowship amongst professionals.
Junior Cyprus Winners: The Alistair Fielder Trainee Prize, Medical Student Prize and Poster Prize are awarded for best presentations at the Annual MOS Summer meeting held in conjunction with the Pantheo Eye Centre in Cyprus
Junior Presentation and Poster Prize 2026
The Midland Ophthalmological Society (MOS) is delighted to announce the call for abstracts for the eagerly awaited Junior Prize Presentation and Poster Awards 2026. This prestigious event is scheduled to take place on 19th October 2026, at the MOS Annual General Meeting, in a setting dedicated to recognising and celebrating excellence in ophthalmology.
Recognition: Winning an award at the Midland Ophthalmological Society AGM honours your hard work and elevates your profile within the ophthalmological community.
Networking: The AGM Meeting is an excellent opportunity to meet peers, mentors and leaders in ophthalmology, expanding your professional network.
Professional Development: Presenting your research at such a renowned event can significantly contribute to your career growth and development.
We look forward to receiving your submissions and to celebrating the incredible talent within our ophthalmic community. For more information and to submit your abstract, please refer to the attached document.
Don’t miss this opportunity to be recognized for your contributions in the field of ophthalmology.
Join us in advancing the frontiers of eye care and research.
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