Oculomics through Ocular Imaging

April 24-26, 2026 | Kaunas, Lithuania

Announcing an exclusive expert meeting focused on Oculomics, an emerging field at the intersection of Ophthalmology, Imaging, and Systemic Disease Biomarkers.

Exploring the Eye as a Window to Systemic Health

Join leading researchers, clinicians, imaging specialists, mathematicians, physicists, IT experts to discuss how advanced ocular imaging technologies — including OCT, OCT-A, and AI-assisted diagnostics — are transforming our understanding of systemic and neurodegenerative diseases through insights gained from the eye.



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Registration and Abstract submissions will open in September 2025

Highlights:

  • Cutting-edge developments in ocular imaging and analytics
  • AI- powered phenotyping
  • Biomarker discovery – the role of tear fluid, retina, optic nerve
  • Multidisciplinary perspectives on translating oculomic data into clinical practice
  • Opportunities for collaboration and innovation

This meeting is designed for professionals in ophthalmology, neurology, biotechnology, imaging sciences, data analytics, and systems biology who are passionate about integrating ocular imaging into broader health diagnostics.

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ICATTG2015 brought together, for the first time, experts from various disciplines, including ophthalmologists, physicians, mathematicians, physicists and engineers, driven by the compelling need of understanding what causes glaucoma and how it can be treated.

Traditionally, the research has been focused on the analysis of data coming from experimental, clinical and population-based studies. However, each of these approaches is limited in what it can view.

The limitation, even of the most advanced technologies that we have (for example OCT), is that it can only help us understand the disease process in what it measures.

During ICATTG2015 we tried to come to a better understanding by integrating knowledge and tools from various disciplines. Curious to see the result?

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