VSY Biotechnology GmbH, an innovation-driven company with progressive R&D activities in ophthalmology, has announced the winners of the 2020 Ophthalmology Star Awards.
This year’s “Ophthalmology Star Award” is dedicated to Dr. Li Wenliang, an
an ophthalmologist who was the first to raise the alarm about COVID-19.
Ophthalmologists applied for the contest with their articles until September 18, 2020, from the OSA page. (https://www.vsybiotechnology.com/...) on the VSY Biotechnology
website. Their articles must have been published in a scientific journal as of January 2019. The OSA team received applications from all around the world. Three ophthalmologists are awarded ranks based upon their scientific research’s usefulness for the clinical ophthalmologist, novelty, and readability of the paper.
First place winner: Dr. Rupesh Agrawal – Singapore
Clinical study title: Collaborative
Ocular Tuberculosis Study Consensus Guidelines on the Management of Tubercular Uveitis.
Second place winner: Dr. David Lockington – UK
Clinical study title: Modelling Floppy Iris Syndrome and the Impact of Pupil Size and Ring Devices on Iris Displacement.
Third place winner: Dr. Dasha Elena Nelidova – Switzerland
Clinical study title: Restoring Light Sensitivity Using Tunable Near-Infrared Sensors.
To learn more about the award winners and to gain insight into their working practices, please visit the VSY Biotechnology website (https://www.vsybiotechnology.com/starawards/), where you can access the winners’ articles.
This year’s “Ophthalmology Star Award” is dedicated to Dr. Li Wenliang, an
an ophthalmologist who was the first to raise the alarm about COVID-19.
Ophthalmologists applied for the contest with their articles until September 18, 2020, from the OSA page. (https://www.vsybiotechnology.com/...) on the VSY Biotechnology
website. Their articles must have been published in a scientific journal as of January 2019. The OSA team received applications from all around the world. Three ophthalmologists are awarded ranks based upon their scientific research’s usefulness for the clinical ophthalmologist, novelty, and readability of the paper.
First place winner: Dr. Rupesh Agrawal – Singapore
Clinical study title: Collaborative
Ocular Tuberculosis Study Consensus Guidelines on the Management of Tubercular Uveitis.
Second place winner: Dr. David Lockington – UK
Clinical study title: Modelling Floppy Iris Syndrome and the Impact of Pupil Size and Ring Devices on Iris Displacement.
Third place winner: Dr. Dasha Elena Nelidova – Switzerland
Clinical study title: Restoring Light Sensitivity Using Tunable Near-Infrared Sensors.
To learn more about the award winners and to gain insight into their working practices, please visit the VSY Biotechnology website (https://www.vsybiotechnology.com/starawards/), where you can access the winners’ articles.
