ALT Poster announcing an essay competition titled “The future of eye care” for young people, with logos for NIHR Moorfields Biomedical Research Centre and Friends of Moorfields Eye Hospital at the top. The text reads “Applications Open!” and invites participants to share their story about involvement in eye care. A date box states “Entries Open: 1 June – 4 Sept 2026.” The design features blue and coral text on a light background, with a small circular image of a hand writing in a notebook in the lower corner.

ALT Three seated speakers take part in a discussion panel in a lecture theatre, with a projected slide behind them reading “Please come back at 10.45 h – Growing Up in Science with Andrew Dick, IoO ECR Symposium 2026, UCL.”

ALT Two speakers stand at the front of a lecture theatre beside a podium and computer, presenting in front of a projected slide with bullet points; glasses and a water bottle sit on the desk.

ALT Two people presenting at the front of a room; one speaks beside a laptop on a small round table while another stands nearby, with a projection screen behind and an audience member in the foreground.

ALT A speaker in medical scrubs presents beside a laptop and projected slide reading “NIHR Moorfields Biomedical Research Centre – My Journey as a Clinical Academic,” with seated audience members in the foreground.

ALT colourful graphic shows a smiling individual in a suit with black hair. There is a quote which is as follows “I am honoured to be recognised for our work in developing a regulatory framework for AI that will be safe, fast and trusted. The National Commission welcomes the opportunities to improve healthcare enabled by rapid innovation in AI, and are committed to ensuring that our regulatory system keeps pace with these advances so that we can ensure that these technologies work safely and benefit all patients.”

ALT Social media graphic featuring Prof. Jugnoo Rahi standing with her arms folded, wearing an orange top with embroidered detailing and smiling at the camera. The portrait is framed within a beige panel on a red background with decorative lines. Below the image, the text reads: “Prof. Jugnoo Rahi 2026 Bowman Medal Recipient.”

ALT Prof Jugnoo Rahi and Ruke Ejegreh standing side by side, both smiling at the camera. The background shows a café with wooden tables, stools and overhead lighting.

ALT A young girl pointing to letters during an eye exam

ALT Promotional graphic for the NIHR Moorfields Biomedical Research Centre and Friends of Moorfields Eye Hospital essay competition. The headline reads “Applications Open!” followed by “The future of eye care: Essay competition for young people.” Text beneath reads “Share your story of why and how you have become involved with eye care.” A banner at the bottom states “Entries Open: 1 June – 4 Sept 2026.” The design uses a cream background with navy blue and coral text, includes both organisations’ logos at the top, and features a circular photo of hands writing in a notebook in the bottom right.

ALT A small group of children and researcher Alicia Fothergill sit on blue sofas around a red table in a bright room, discussing and handling colourful objects. Behind them a colourful “PLAY AREA” poster is displayed on the wall.

ALT A child wearing eye-tracking glasses points at a computer screen displaying a dog image and a smiley face, while another young person sits at a nearby workstation in a lab-style room with multiple computers

ALT A hand-drawn poster titled 2025-2026 DIVE illustrates a Research Cycle with 5 labelled steps. The steps in order are Start ideas, Find funding, Carry out study, Get results and finally Share with others. The diagram is surrounded by colourful drawings including a rocket, planets and pizza.

ALT Four people gathered in a hospital corridor around a tablet, which displays a simple illustration of a fish. One person points at the screen while the others look on. Background signage includes directions for lifts, stairs, and a fire exit.

ALT Three people standing behind a research display table featuring a microscope and educational materials. A screen behind them reads “MoorConnect electronic patient record – Coming autumn.” A banner for the NIHR Moorfields Biomedical Research Centre is visible to the side.

ALT Prof Jugnoo Rahi is seated on a high stool speaking at a coffee hour event, holding printed notes. She is in a café with wooden tables, water glasses, and condiment bottles. A large piece of artwork featuring a person is visible on the wall behind.

ALT Branded NIHR Moorfields Biomedical Research Centre graphic featuring a circular headshot of a person wearing glasses on the right. A large quote emphasises ARVO’s international membership and the importance of ensuring researchers worldwide feel represented, supported, and connected.

ALT At the top of the image is a circular headshot of Dr Shafi Balal with the NIHR Moorfields Biomedical Research Centre Logo to the left. Below reads the following quote: “If we can get AI tools to automate the diagnosis process and even pick up cases earlier... then instead of waiting months for their diagnosis or appointment, keratoconus patients could potentially be seen within weeks where they just need a scan and then the AI does everything. NIHR Doctoral Fellow, Dr Shafi Balal”.

ALT Graphic with a dark blue background titled “research simplified.” It explains that genetic testing could help predict the risk of needing a corneal transplant in people with Fuchs endothelial corneal dystrophy, support more personalised monitoring and timing of interventions, and help address growing demand for donor corneas as the population ages. The graphic includes simple icons of a DNA strand, an eye, and an hourglass, and features the NIHR Moorfields Biomedical Research Centre logo at the bottom.