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.

Richard Packard talks to Zoltan Nagy about the evolution and continuing development of femtosecond laser and cataract surgery technology.

Cédric Schweitzer talks to Anat Loewenstein and Dimitri Azar about how artificial intelligence is changing ophthalmology.

Aidan Hanratty talks to Basak Bostanci Ceran about cataract surgery in trauma patients and the importance of carrying out specific assessments of these patients before surgery.

Sorcha Ní Dhubhghaill talks to Roberto Bellucci about how changes in lens design and patient selection can help solve the problems of endothelial cell loss.

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.

Paul Rosen talks to  Vikentia Katsanevaki and Miltos Balidis about some of the recent developments in corneal cross-linking protocols.

Martin Severinsen talks to Stig Severinsen and Stefan Palkovits about how ophthalmologists can deal with stress in the operating theatre and in their day-to-day activities and how they can reduce anxiety in their patients.

Dan Epstein talks to Marc Labetoulle about the latest developments in Ocular Surface Imaging.