Aged 18-55? Diagnosed with infantile nystagmus? Within travelling distance of Cardiff? Researchers at Cardiff University invite you to take part in an exciting research study looking into brain activity in … Continue reading Have a brain scan for research – recruiting now!
To celebrate this year’s International Day of Women and Girls in Science, let’s come together to learn more about the incredible achievements of women in the field! Join the Nystagmus … Continue reading Celebrating Women and Girls in Science
Calling Isle of Man residents Take part in a research study conducted by Adam Melvin, PhD student at the University of Chester The purpose of this study is to explore … Continue reading Take part in research – Isle of Man residents only
The Nystagmus Network is pleased to launch a student essay competition. Open to students of all levels, from undergraduate to post-doctorate, in the fields of Ophthalmology, Optometry and Orthoptics, currently … Continue reading The Richard Wilson Essay Prize
Let’s banish the winter blues! Please add 7pm on Thursday 11 January to your calendar and join us for the Great Winter ‘nystagmus’ Get Together, inspired by the Jo Cox Foundation, where we … Continue reading The Great Winter ‘nystagmus’ Get Together
You are invited to participate in a research study titled “Understanding the Experiences of Individuals with Eye Movement Disorders.” This study aims to explore the lived experiences, challenges, and perspectives … Continue reading Understanding your experiences of nystagmus
The Nystagmus Network is proud to launch a new guide to nystagmus and the early years. Written for new parents and carers where a baby is newly diagnosed with nystagmus, … Continue reading Nystagmus and the early years
As a member of NUKE, the Nystagmus UK Eye Research group, the Nystagmus Network is delighted to see the publication of a literature review of functional vision testing for Infantile … Continue reading Measurement of visual function in infantile nystagmus: a systematic review
Asmaa is a postgraduate research student at the University of Sheffield. She’d love you to take part in her current study. Here she is to introduce it: “Hi, I’m … Continue reading Please help Asmaa with her research
Jay Self is Associate Professor at the University of Southampton and a long-term supporter of the Nystagmus Network. He is a nystagmus researcher and eye doctor and is asking us … Continue reading Take part in research for shorter waiting lists
