The Nystagmus Network is committed to supporting groundbreaking research, from understanding the root causes of nystagmus through to managing and treating the condition. Recently our trustees, Paul Rose and Harshal … Continue reading Nystagmus Network visits pioneering research in London
A research team at Anglia Ruskin University is recruiting parents to take part in their latest research project. Here’s the team to introduce it: We’d like to let you know … Continue reading Take part in the Cascade project
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!
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
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
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
Research participation opportunity Developing university guidance for the socio-emotional needs of students with vision impairment PARTICIPANT INFORMATION You are invited to take part in a research project conducted by the … Continue reading Making university life better for visually impaired students
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