Dr Gemma Arblaster and Dr Sonia Toor.

Nystagmus Network awards legacy grant for groundbreaking nystagmus research


Sheffield researchers to study focusing ability in people with nystagmus through innovative new project The Nystagmus Network has awarded a Legacy Grant to Dr Gemma Arblaster and Dr Sonia Toor, … Continue reading Nystagmus Network awards legacy grant for groundbreaking nystagmus research

Jackie, Justine and Claire in front of a window showing the London Eye by night.

Justine receives her prize at the House of Lords


Justine Chan, who is currently studying medicine at the University of Cambridge, won the Richard Wilson Essay Prize 2024. Part of her prize was to receive her £500 cheque at … Continue reading Justine receives her prize at the House of Lords

A postacrd for the International Nystagmus Symposium 2023.

International Nystagmus Symposium 2024


The Nystagmus Network was once again proud to host the International Nystagmus Symposium online on Friday 25 October 2024. The schedule included presentations from seven eminent speakers including actor and … Continue reading International Nystagmus Symposium 2024

Justine wears cap and gown and holds a bouquet of flowers. She stands in front of a Cambridge University building and smiles for the camera.

Justine wins the Richard Wilson Prize 2024


The Nystagmus Network is delighted to announce that Justine Chan, who is currently studying medicine at the University of Cambridge, has won the Richard Wilson Essay Prize 2024. The charity … Continue reading Justine wins the Richard Wilson Prize 2024

Nystagmus Network Trustee Paul Rose and Dr Matteo Rizzi from the UCL Institute of Ophthalmology, looking at images captured with their high-speed camera.

Nystagmus Network visits pioneering research in London


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 poster with deails of this research participation opportunity featrung the logo of the University of Strathclyde and a diagram of a map from home to hospital with a car and a bus on a wiggly road.

Calling people living with nystagmus in Scotland who are over 65


Are you an older adult living with visual impairment? We are a team of researchers at the University of Strathclyde who want to explore your experiences of travelling from home … Continue reading Calling people living with nystagmus in Scotland who are over 65