Nino Hirnschall talks to Gerd Auffarth about quantifying halos and how the latest generation of multifocal lenses such as trifocals and EDOF lenses have reportedly reduced the incidence of glare and halos associated with earlier multifocal IOLs.

Paul Rosen talks to Richard Packard about basic surgical phacoemulsification techniques for trainee ophthalmologists.

George Kymionis talks to Roberto Bellucci about current approaches to the problem of post-Lasik ectasia.

Sean Henahan talks to Milind Pande about choosing the appropriate lens for the presbyopic patient.

Richard Packard talks to Nic Reus about the importance of optimising machine settings for all phacoemulsification cases.

Dan Epstein talks to Cynthia Roberts about what’s new in corneal topography and also some of the misconceptions and misinterpretations when talking about topography. For more information on Corneal Topography visit iLearn for a course directed by Prof Roberts.

Sean Henahan talks to Burkhard Dick about the steps that need to be taken to mitigate postoperative error in refractive IOL patients.

David Spalton talks to Rudy Nuijts about evidence-based medicine in ophthalmology and how it can be implemented in clinical practice. This interview took place at the 36th Congress of the ESCRS where Professor Nuijts delivered the Ridley Medal lecture.The full lecture can be watched here.

Paul Rosen talks to Mercè Morral about the challenges facing ophthalmologists in diagnosing and treating Ocular Surface Disease.

Rudy Nuijts talks to Mor Dickman about the development of scleral cross-linking and its safety and efficacy.

Sebastian Wolf talks to Rudy Nuijts about the PREMED Study and postsurgical CME.

Aidan Hanratty talks to Paul Rosen about how ergonomics can help cataract surgery be more effective for both surgeon and patient.