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ADVANCES IN UNDERSTANDING MECHANISMS AND TREATMENT OF INFANTILE FORMS OF NYSTAGMUS
A Conference to Honor Louis F. Dell'Osso, Ph.D. and Celebrate the Opening of the Daroff-Dell'Osso Ocular Motility Laboratory
(May 3-4, 2007)


Conference Program/Abstracts (PDF) (HTML)

Welcome Reception




Day 1: AM Speakers

John Leigh & Michael Devereaux-US <==> Martin Steinbach-CANADA <==> Harold Bedell-US <==> Richard Abadi-ENGLAND <==> Larry Abel-AUSTRALIA <==> Frank Proudlock-ENGLAND

Lunch


Day 1: PM Speakers

Vallabh Das-US <==> Mark Walker-US <==> John Stahl-US <==> Akio Tabuchi-JAPAN

Evening at Shoreby













Bob Roasting Lou

                                               
Bob and Rich Roast Lou <==> Larry Roasts Lou <==> Scott Roasts Lou <==> Jon and Marty Roast Lou

Day 2: AM Speakers

Irene Gottlob-ENGLAND <==> Louis Dell'Osso-US <==> Richard Hertlel-US <==> Robert Tomsak-US


Visit to DD_OMLAB and Lunch





Day 2: PM Speakers

Anichit Poonyathalang-THAILAND <==> Zhong Wang-CHINA <==> Jonathan Jacobs-US <==> Scott Seidman-US <==> Ari Zivotofsky-ISREAL <==> Bernd Remler-US <==> Patrick Lavin-US


Janet Rucker-US <==> Dongsheng Yang-US <==> Michael Devereaux-US <==> Alessandro Serra-ITALY <==> Ke Liao-CHINA <==> Elisa Bala-US

       
Bob Daroff & Lou Dell'Osso Summing Up <==> Lou's Comments

Bob & Lou: Thanks to all who attended and contributed to make this a memorable conference, especialy to our friends who came long distances, and specifically to John Leigh who, with the help of Mike Devereaux, put this all together.

Lou: I want to also say to our younger researchers that I particularly enjoyed their works in progress. About thirty years ago I was told that someone referred to me at a meeting in Europe as "the nystagmus pope," as Scott did last night. The longevity with which I have held that title is a result of the philosophy that has guided my research career, which I would like to share with you. It is summed up in this quote from an infamous Italian-American (Alfonso Capone, 1899-1947): "Do it first. Do it yourself. And keep on doing it."

Retire to the Mad Greek


OMLAB Ribbon Cutting
OMLAB New Space



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