Research
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What part does the white of the eye play in glaucoma?
A potential new approach to treatment.
CompletedJanuary 2012 - February 2015 -
Understanding lens cell regeneration
Aiming to control the most common complication from cataract surgery.
CompletedJanuary 2012 - December 2014 -
How do damaging white blood cells get into the retina?
Understanding inflammation at the back of the eye in posterior uveitis.
CompletedOctober 2011 - October 2014 -
Quick and reliable ways to measure vision in children with inherited sight loss
Developing vital tests for assessing the benefits of new treatments.
CompletedSeptember 2011 - September 2015 -
Stem cell therapy to replace cone photoreceptors
Developing a potential cure for blindness in conditions that affect central vision.
CompletedMay 2012 - July 2015 -
The role of the LMX1B gene in the risk of glaucoma
Towards a genetic test to spot glaucoma early.
CompletedOctober 2010 - January 2015 -
Developing a test to estimate cell death in the retina in glaucoma
Using a new type of test target to improve early detection and monitoring of sight loss as it develops.
CompletedJanuary 2011 - March 2015 -
What makes eyelids cancers more likely to spread?
Looking for ways to save lives and prevent eye damage or blindness
CompletedDecember 2012 - November 2015 -
Using eye movements to detect and monitor age-related eye conditions
Do we each have a unique signature to the way we move our eyes?
CompletedDecember 2012 - July 2014