New device hopes to restore vision lost from retinal degeneration
A recently launched clinical trial will test the safety and effectiveness of a new device in partially restoring the vision of people with inherited retinal diseases.
Sydney researchers named Australian Academy of Science Fellows
Three University of Sydney scientists are among 28 researchers recognised for their outstanding contributions to fundamental physics, biomedical and nutritional ecology research.
The Save Sight Institute laboratories held their annual summer introduction to human eye anatomy, cell biology, neuroanatomy and electrophysiology for students.
University of Sydney-led BIENCO consortium has received $35 million from the Australian Government to commercialise their world-leading research into treatments for corneal blindness.
Helping clinicians diagnose, monitor, and treat rare eye conditions
In a pioneering effort to facilitate the early diagnosis of CLN3, our Save Sight Institute researchers recently conducted a retrospective study on young patients to identify reliable biomarkers for neurological assessment and genomic investigation of this rare disease.
