The Nystagmus Network works closely with the UK nystagmus research and clinical centres to bring you opportunities to take part in research.
University of Plymouth
Dr Mahesh Joshi and Dr Asma Zahidi invite anyone who has Infantile (Congenital) Nystagmus aged between 18 and 35 to take part in ‘Perceptual Learning for Nystagmus, a new study jointly funded by the Nystagmus Network and Fight for Sight and run in collaboration with Cardiff University.
Details and contacts here
University of Sheffield
Are you aged between 16 and 25?
Have you accessed UK-based eye clinic and low vision services as a child or young adult?
If so, a team at the University of Sheffield would like to invite you to take part in a research project.
They want to understand the impact of paediatric low vision clinical services from the patient’s point of
view. You can talk about your experiences in a Google Meet interview.
The research team is based at the Division of Ophthalmology and Orthoptics, University of Sheffield.
Details and contacts here
University of Cardiff
Professor Jon Erichsen and his team from the School of Optometry and Vision Sciences, Cardiff University, Nikita Thomas, Katherine Ward and Onyeka Amiebenomo invite you to take part in nystagmus research.
Following their demonstrations at virtual Open Day 2021 of various nystagmus and eye tracking studies currently being carried out, you are warmly invited to apply to take part.
If you’re interested, please apply below and we will pass your details on to the Cardiff University team, who will be in touch with you.
Apply to take part here
University of Southampton
Albinism researchers in Southampton (Jay Self and Helena Lee) would love to hear from anyone with any form of albinism who is over the age of 60. If you or anyone you know fits the bill, please complete the form.