This summer, a group of local UNSW and international students participated in a short laboratory research program (Save Sight Institute) with guidance from Associate Professor Michele Madigan.
We are currently recruiting for a Research Optometrist position. If you are a team player, enjoying working in a clinical environment and have a passion for research, then this may be the job for you!
Earlier this month Dr Juno Kim (SOVS) participated in the annual meeting of the Japanese vection research community held in the Research Institute for Electrical Communications (RIEC) at Tohoku University Japan.
Researchers and industry are collaborating to develop AI capabilities that analyse multiple patient eye scans and medical history data with specialist-level accuracy at the primary point-of-care.
Congratulations to School of Optometry and Vision Science Postdoctoral Research Fellow Dr Lisa Dillon who was recently awarded an Australia and New Zealand Falls Prevention Society Travel Fellowship
Professor Mark Willcox and Dr Jerome Ozkan spent some time with Professor Xiangtian Zhou, School of Optometry and Ophthalmology, Wenzhou Medical University, Wenzhou, Zhejiang, China, and his colleagues on a recent trip.
The School of Optometry and Vision Science is currently recruiting for a Postdoctoral Research Fellow in our Public Health Group and a Staff Optometrist for our UNSW Optometry Clinic.
Last Tuesday, the School of Optometry and Vision Science unveiled a portrait of Scientia Professor Fiona Stapleton in recognition of her outstanding work and service during her time as Head of School from 2007 – 2019.
Scientia Professor Fiona Stapleton has become the new president of the International Society for Contact Lens Research and her PhD student, Rabia Mobeen, received a student scholarship.
This book provides the field with a much-needed fundamental overview of the science, addressing the chemistry of a broad range of biomaterial types, and their applications in the biomedical industry.
His talk was titled “Using virtual reality [VR] to understand visual-vestibular interactions” and demonstrated ways in which head-mounted displays (HMDs) can be used more effectively in future for the rehabilitation of patients with vestibular dis
Mark your mark on the world now! Prestigious UNSW Scientia PhD Scholarships are now available at the School of Optometry and Vision Science in eye health.
