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Building on its success at previous ESCRS Congresses in Milan and Vienna, the ESCRS iNovation® Day programme will introduce delegates to the latest technological developments in the pipeline—along with expert discussion panels on the most urgent clinical needs and barriers to success in anterior segment care. The iNovation programme takes place on Friday, 6 September, at the Fira Barcelona Gran Via, offering a rare opportunity to network with leading researchers, industry CEOs, and financial community leaders. The programme will feature focused panel discussions, up to 20 emerging company presentations, guest speakers, and survey data on attendees’ and ESCRS delegates’ interests, trends, and concerns. The programme includes live voting and commentary, as well as plenty of breaks for socializing and networking. A new session introduced in 2023—‘The Innovators Den’—returns, featuring new proposals developed directly by clinical ophthalmologists and presented before an all-star panel of eminent ophthalmologists and executives.
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