Sean Henahan talks to Jose Benitez-del Castillo about expanding the understanding of ocular surface disease with new diagnostic tools.

José  Güell talks to Boris Malyugin about the challenges presented when carrying out surgery in the short eye.

Sean Henahan talks to Soosan Jacob about how young ophthalmologists should prepare for their first cataract surgery and the importance of working closely with their mentors. Read more here.

Miguel Teus talks to Vasilios Diakonis and Brian Little about the development of 3D in cataract surgery and its benefits for ophthalmologists.

Dan Epstein talks to Cynthia Roberts about the exciting evolution of corneal biomechanics and what lies ahead in terms of future research.

Sean Henahan talks to Christophe Baudouin about optimising combination therapies and modern MIGS for early to advanced glaucoma.

Aidan Hanratty talks to Sorcha Ní Dhubhghaill about what trainees should look for in a mentor and what mentors can offer in that role.

Paul Rosen talks to Dimitrios Mikropoulos and Pandelis Papadopoulos about the strengths and weaknesses of conventional phacoemulsification compared to Femtosecond Laser Assisted Cataract Surgery (FLACS), which was discussed at the 23rd ESCRS Winter Meeting in Athens, Greece.

Sorcha Ní Dhubhghaill talks to Luke Sansom and Joséphine Behaegel about the challenges facing ophthalmologyists who are looking for a work-life balance. This was the topic for the 2019 John Henahan Prize for young ophthalmologists which was awarded to Dr Sansom for his prize winning essay.

JCRS Associate European Editor Sathish Srinivasan talks to JCRS European Editor Thomas Kohnen about why peer review is important for ophthalmologists and how to peer review.

Nino Hirnschall talks to Massimo Busin about the value of intraoperative OCT for the anterior segment

Aidan Hanratty talks to Marc Labetoulle about the challenges facing ophthalmologists in diagnosing and treating ocular surface disease.