Celebrating Excellence: Oculis Honors Dr. Prithvi Ramtohul

Oculis and EURETINA Celebrate the Ramin Tadayoni Award 2025
Oculis Holding AG (Nasdaq: OCS / XICE: OCS) is recognizing the outstanding contributions within ophthalmic research as it announces the winner of the prestigious Ramin Tadayoni Award 2025, in collaboration with EURETINA. This award is significant for acknowledging the next generation of ophthalmologists who demonstrate exceptional promise in retinal studies.
Recognizing Emerging Leaders in Ophthalmology
The Ramin Tadayoni Award, established recently, honors the legacy of Professor Ramin Tadayoni, who was a pivotal figure in retinal science and served as Oculis’ Chief Scientific Officer. He is remembered fondly for advancing research that aims to address vital medical needs in ophthalmology.
Meet Dr. Prithvi Ramtohul
This year’s award winner, Dr. Prithvi Ramtohul, M.D., is celebrated for his impactful research focusing on retinal diseases and imaging techniques. Currently, he is engaged in studying the long-lasting plasticity of intrinsic neuronal excitability in retinal ganglion cells. His work has the potential to revolutionize how we understand and treat blindness, particularly in cases of amblyopia.
Reflections from the Leadership
Anat Loewenstein, M.D., President of EURETINA, expresses gratitude towards all applicants and emphasizes the high caliber of submissions received this year. He champions Dr. Ramtohul’s commitment to advancing retinal research, which is crucial in developing targeted therapeutic interventions to improve patient outcomes. Loewenstein's remarks highlight the dedication of the entire community in fostering innovative research.
Dr. Ramtohul's Academic Journey
Dr. Ramtohul currently practices at Aix-Marseille University Hospital and is pursuing his Ph.D. at the Ion Channel and Synapse Neurobiology Unit. His career has been richly informed by educational experiences at esteemed institutions, including training with the late Professor Tadayoni at Hospital Lariboisière and a notable fellowship under Professor K. Bailey Freund.
The Importance of Retinal Research
The research contributions of Dr. Ramtohul extend beyond academic achievements. He has published extensively, with over 111 peer-reviewed articles, and is a sought-after speaker at numerous national and international conferences. Notably, he has made pioneering discoveries, such as identifying unique OCT signs and contributing to the understanding of new retinal conditions. His innovations in imaging techniques like those associated with bacillary layer detachment are changing the landscape of retinal diagnostics.
Oculis: A Commitment to Innovation in Ophthalmology
Oculis continues to lead the charge in developing treatments for conditions that severely impact vision. The company’s thoughtful approach to innovation is apparent in its advanced clinical pipeline consisting of three core product candidates. OCS-01, for instance, aims to provide a non-invasive treatment for diabetic macular edema, illustrating Oculis' commitment to meeting patient needs with novel therapies.
Anticipating Future Developments
The company’s other candidate, Privosegtor (OCS-05), is in Phase 2 trials, targeting acute optic neuritis, and is poised for wider application across various neuro-ophthalmic conditions. Furthermore, Licaminlimab (OCS-02) utilizes a genotype-based approach to personalize treatment in dry eye disease, representing a strategy that enhances the precision of ophthalmic therapies.
The Legacy of Professor Ramin Tadayoni
Oculis is proud to uphold the legacy of Professor Ramin Tadayoni through initiatives like the Ramin Tadayoni Award. The recognition reinforces the importance of continuing innovation and excellence in retinal research. Through collaboration with esteemed institutions like EURETINA, Oculis aims to inspire future generations of researchers committed to transformative breakthroughs in eye health.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Ramin Tadayoni Award?
The Ramin Tadayoni Award recognizes exceptional postgraduate scholars making contributions to retinal research.
Who is Dr. Prithvi Ramtohul?
Dr. Prithvi Ramtohul is the 2025 award winner noted for his research in retinal imaging and neuronal excitability in retinal ganglion cells.
What is the purpose of the award?
The award aims to honor the legacy of Professor Ramin Tadayoni and support emerging leaders in the field of ophthalmology.
How does Oculis support ocular research?
Oculis invests in innovative biopharmaceutical solutions for ophthalmic conditions, with a strong focus on unmet medical needs.
What are the main focuses of Oculis' product pipeline?
Oculis focuses on developing treatments for diabetic macular edema, acute optic neuritis, and conditions associated with dry eye disease.
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