DrNgozi Chidi-Egboka

UNSW Sydney Medicine and Health Faculty The Brian Kirby Prize In recognition of Research Excellence in Optometry and top performance in

In recognition of Research Excellence in Optometry and top performance that year

Student travel award, International Society for Contact Lens Research Paper presentation titled 'Blinking: a rapid, responsive and repeatable biomarker of ocular surface homeostasis during contact lens wear?'

UNSW Sydney Dean's Excellent Thesis Award For Outstanding PhD thesis ranked by two independent international examiners as within the top 10% of thesis ever examined

UNSW Sydney HDR Completion Scholarship Supported by Commonwealth's contribution under Australian Government Research Training Program Scholarship

AAO Foundation's Clinical Investigator Certification Program Scholarship

Faculty of Medicine and Health - Support Scholarship, UNSW Sydney

Student travel grant, Association for Research in Vision and Ophthalmology (ARVO) Foundation Paper presentation titled 'One hour of smartphone use induces ocular discomfort and reduces blinking in children'

UNSW Sydney Postgraduate Research Student Support Award Paper presentation titled 'Dry eye symptoms in children: Can we reliably measure them?'

Dorothy Carlborg Research Grant, Cornea and Contact Lens Society of Australia Paper presentation titled “The perfect storm? Smartphone use and contact lenses in children�

Student travel award, International Society for Contact Lens Research Paper presentation titled 'Contact lens discomfort in children: Is this a looming epidemic and will we be able to measure it?'

Postgraduate Research Tuition Fee Scholarship Stipend, UNSW Sydney, Australia Paper presentation titled 'The ocular surface and blinking in children'

Student travel award, Scientific and Educators Meeting in Optometry, Australia Paper presentation titled 'The ocular surface in children: a review of current knowledge and meta-analysis of tear film stability and tear secretion in children'

American Academy of Optometry

Association for Research in Vision and Ophthalmology

Australia Biotechnology

Cochrane Collaboration, United Kingdom

Cornea and Contact Lens Society of Australia

Faculty of Cornea and Contact Lenses, Nigerian College of Optometrists