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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

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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

A flyer for this research participation opportunity giving the same information as in the blog post and including a thumbnail image of Katherine.

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!

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Take part in research – Isle of Man residents only


Calling Isle of Man residents Take part in a research study conducted by Adam Melvin, PhD student at the University of Chester The purpose of this study is to explore … Continue reading Take part in research – Isle of Man residents only

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Understanding your experiences of nystagmus


You are invited to participate in a research study titled “Understanding the Experiences of Individuals with Eye Movement Disorders.” This study aims to explore the lived experiences, challenges, and perspectives … Continue reading Understanding your experiences of nystagmus

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Take part in research for shorter waiting lists


Jay Self is Associate Professor at the University of Southampton and a long-term supporter of the Nystagmus Network. He is a nystagmus researcher and eye doctor and is asking us … Continue reading Take part in research for shorter waiting lists