We are seeking potential research candidates on behalf of researchers in Southampton (Jay Self and Helena Lee) who must be over the age of 60 and have any form of … Continue reading Does albinism protect against AMD?
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Grant funding available for nystagmus research
The Nystagmus Network / Fight for Sight joint call for a small grant award in nystagmus research, focusing on quality of life or causes (including genetic), diagnostic testing / analysis … Continue reading Grant funding available for nystagmus research
#Symposium2022
Researchers, clinicians and students working in the field of nystagmus research are invited to attend this free international event, hosted by the Nystagmus Network on Friday 24 June 2022. Abstracts … Continue reading #Symposium2022
Could you help us walk 500 miles?
If 50 people each walked 10 miles and raised £100 in sponsorship, that would be £5,000 for nystagmus research. Why 500 miles? That’s roughly the distance you’d cover if you … Continue reading Could you help us walk 500 miles?
Our £17,000 investment in research
Nystagmus Network trustees have donated £17,000 to the paediatric fund of the University of Southampton’s Gift of Sight appeal. The money will be used to purchase a hand-held RETeval device, … Continue reading Our £17,000 investment in research
What’s your nystagmus research question?
The Nystagmus Network has been investing in research since the 1990s. Nystagmus academics, clinicians and researchers in Cardiff, Leicester, London, Plymouth, Sheffield and Southampton continue to focus on causes, effects, … Continue reading What’s your nystagmus research question?
Does nystagmus affect perception of movement?
A new study by a team of researchers at the University of Melbourne, published in January 2022, set out to assess the effect, if any, of nystagmus on the perception … Continue reading Does nystagmus affect perception of movement?
Predicting the sight of an infant with nystagmus
Thanks to recent nystagmus research work, there is now an answer to many a parent’s question ‘How well will my child be able to see?’ A team of researchers has … Continue reading Predicting the sight of an infant with nystagmus
Wiggly Walk 2
The amazing Mike Larcombe, nystagmus champion extraordinaire is at it again! You will remember, of course, that in 2019/2020 Mike walked the entire length of New Zealand to raise awareness … Continue reading Wiggly Walk 2
Take part in research at Cardiff University
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 … Continue reading Take part in research at Cardiff University