Early bird registration is now open for the International Nystagmus Symposium online on Friday 6 November 2026. Co-chaired once again this year by Frank Proudlock Associate Professor, Ophthalmology, Department of … Continue reading International Nystagmus Symposium 2026
Following the 2025 Richard Wilson Essay Prize competition, we are delighted to announce our winners. First Prize:Â Yasaman Salari, Academic Foundation Year 2 Doctor, York and Scarborough Teaching Hospitals Runner … Continue reading Richard Wilson Essay Prize winners – 2025
Dr Lee Mcilreavy (Cardiff University) is investigating visual acuity in infantile nystagmus “The Nystagmus Network is delighted to be collaborating with Fight for Sight by co-funding and supporting two 12 … Continue reading Lee investigates visual acuity in infantile nystagmus
Dr Eloise Keeling (University of Southampton):Â Investigating a potential treatment for Oculocutaneous Albinism type 1 (OCA1) “The Nystagmus Network is delighted to be collaborating with Fight for Sight by co-funding and … Continue reading Ellie investigates a potential treatment for Oculocutaneous Albinism
A few months ago, a student of Graphic Design from Nottingham Trent University, Elliot Judge contacted the Nystagmus Network for help distributing a survey to collect primary research for his … Continue reading A study of signage for nystagmus and glaucoma
The Nystagmus Network is delighted to announce that we have entered a research funding partnership this year with Great Ormond Street Hospital Children’s Charity (GOSH Charity) GOSH Charity National Research … Continue reading Funding opportunity for nystagmus research
We’re excited to share our recent interview, featuring the insightful Dr Gemma Arblaster, an Orthoptist and lecturer at the University of Sheffield. In this video we dive deep into the … Continue reading Discover the World of Nystagmus with Gemma Arblaster
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
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
In 2023 the Nystagmus Network received a legacy gift from the late Mrs Rhoda Clarke in the sum of £32,114. 71 The gift was made in the name of Mrs … Continue reading Aunt Rhoda’s gift to nystagmus research
