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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

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Making university life better for visually impaired students


Research participation opportunity Developing university guidance for the socio-emotional needs of students with vision impairment PARTICIPANT INFORMATION You are invited to take part in a research project conducted by the … Continue reading Making university life better for visually impaired students

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New low vision study calls for participants


Are you aged between 16 and 25?Have you accessed UK-based eye clinic and low vision services as a child or young adult?If so, a team at the University of Sheffield … Continue reading New low vision study calls for participants

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Research participation opportunity in Plymouth


Perceptual Learning for Nystagmus We are delighted to offer people who have nystagmus the opportunity to take part in an exciting new research study at the University of Plymouth, in … Continue reading Research participation opportunity in Plymouth

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New research explores parental experience of their child’s diagnosis


What is the psychological impact on parents immediately following a child’s diagnosis of congenital sensory impairment? Rebecca Greenhalgh, Trainee Clinical Psychologist at Coventry University is leading a new research project, … Continue reading New research explores parental experience of their child’s diagnosis