nystagmus research – Nystagmus Network

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Aunt Rhoda’s gift to nystagmus research

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

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Take part in research on signage

Elliot Judge is a third-year undergraduate student at Nottingham Trent University, studying Graphic Design. For his dissertation, he is investigating how public signage can be better designed to suit the … Continue reading Take part in research on signage

A poster with all the details of this research participation opportunity.

Cascade Project – updated criteria

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 Cascade Project – updated criteria

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

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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

Take part in research on disorientation

A team of researchers led by Dr Heiko Rust, based at the University of Basel Hospital in Switzerland, are inviting members of the UK nystagmus community to take part in … Continue reading Take part in research on disorientation

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

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

Take part in research at Charing Cross Hospital, London

Sarah Hösli, Honorary Senior Research Fellow with the Brain and Vestibular Group at Imperial College London, part of Dr Barry Seemungal’s team, invites study participants. She writes: “We are currently … Continue reading Take part in research at Charing Cross Hospital, London

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Have a brain scan for research – recruiting now!

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!