Amplify Your Meeting with NANOS

Do you have a medical meeting that matters to Neuro-Ophthalmologists? 
NANOS offers promotional support for select events that advance our field.

If your meeting aligns with our mission, let’s explore how we can help you reach the right audience.

To learn more or submit a request, contact: 
Billy Atwell, NANOS: Communications and Meeting Specialist via communications@nanosweb.org

Disclaimer: The posting of this information should not be considered a NANOS endorsement or recommendation of the meeting, conference, or congress.
 

Symposium on "Neuro-Ophthalmology meets Vision Rehabilitation"
International Interdisciplinary Symposium 
May 8th–9th, 2026, Tübingen, Germany

The symposium aims to build a bridge between neuro-ophthalmology and vision rehabilitation, thereby stimulating exchanges of ideas between the fields. We intend to illuminate the significance of lesions along the visual pathways and higher cortical areas from different perspectives. In addition, we would like to discuss innovative ways of measuring visual functions, as well as therapeutic and rehabilitative interventions.

For more information, see WEBSITE: https://www.medizin.uni-tuebingen.de/en-de/neuro-ophthalmology-symposium

LHON Forum
Evidence-Based LHON
November 17th, 2025, 21:00–23:00 CET
Register now at OpticNerveNetwork.com

SCHNOPS 2025: Where Neuro-Ophthalmology Meets Southern Hospitality
Have you heard of SCHNOPS?
It stands for Southern Coastal Hydrophilic Neuro-Ophthalmology Problem Solvers—a regional group known for its lively case discussions and relaxed evening socials.
November 7–8, 2025, Columbia, South Carolina

Open to all—NANOS membership not required. Interested? Contact Mitchell Jay Wolin, MD, at mitchellwolineye@gmail.com for more details.


Consortium for Pediatric Neuro-Ophthalmologists (CPNO) 2025 Fall Virtual Case Conference Registration
The Consortium for Pediatric Neuro-Ophthalmologists (CPNO) will be hosting a virtual Fall Case Conference. This is a highly interactive session where we highlight both difficult cases and learning cases. This conference is open to all who wish to learn and is free of charge.
November 1st from 12:00noon–2:30pm EDT (9:00–11:30am PDT). 

Please register below by using the Google Doc link below to provide your email.
https://docs.google.com