Anne-Katrine Sjolie Award Recipients


32nd EAsDEC Meeting, Belfast, Northern Ireland 2022

H. Ramos, Spain

Transcriptomic analysis reveals that retinal neuromodulation is the main underlying mechanism of the neuroprotective effect of sitagliptin in diabetic retina

31st EASDec Meeting, Odense, Denmark 2021

Ms Hanagh Winter, Belfast

Circadian clocks in diabetic retinal endothelial cells

VIRTUAL PRESENTATION

30th EASDec Virtual Meeting, Barcelona, Spain 2020

               Skipped because of virtual meeting

29th EASDec Meeting, Amsterdam, The Netherlands 2019

               Eyre, JJ (UK)

Incorporation of endothelial colony forming cells into an in vitro human primary co-culture model of diabetic retinopathy

28th EASDec Meeting, Belfast, Northern Ireland 2018

Joint winners:    

O'Hare, M (UK)

TRPV2 downregulation in the development of diabetic retinopathy-like lesions

Simó-Servat, O (Spain)

New insights on inflammatory mediators in early diabetic retinopathy: a proteomic

approach in human retinas

27th EASDec Meeting, Budapest, Hungary 2017

               Schreur, V (Netherlands)

               Hyperreflective foci predict treatment response to bevacizumab in

patients with diabetic macular oedema

26th EASDec Meeting, Manchester 2016

               BS  Gerendas (Austria)   

Prognostic factors in the treatment of diabetic macular edema (DME) using aflibercept, ranibizumab and bevacizumab (DRCR.net protocol T)

25th EASDec Meeting, Turin 2015

C. Neves (Portugal)

Retinal layer location of increased retinal thickness in eyes with subclinical and clinical macular edema  in diabetes type 2

24th EASDec Meeting, Padova, Italy in 2014

M. Buckle, L. Price, S.Chave, S.J. Aldington, PH. Scanlon   

OCT/photographic clinics for screen positive maculopathy patients.

23rd EASDec Meeting: Barcelona, Spain - 2013

               In memoriam Anne Katrin Sjolie presented by Massimo Porta

Best abstract prize:

J. Wisniewska-Kruk, I. Klaassen,  I.M.C. Vogels, C.J.F. Van Noorden, R.O. Schlingemann (NL)

The role of plasmalemma vesicle-associated protein in blood retinal barrier permeability.

 




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