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- About us
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Research groups
- Retinal Disease and Clinical Imaging Research Group
- Optical Imaging and Visualisation
- Public Health and Health Systems Research Group
- Myopia Research Group
- Ocular Surface Research (Inc. Dry Eye and Contact Lenses)
- Centre for Eye Health Research Group (CFEH)
- Sensory Processes Research Laboratory
- Eye Research Group
- Vision Loss and Health Ageing Group
- Testing and developing new antimicrobials and overcoming antimicrobial resistance (TADOAR)
- Ocular Pathology Research Group
Research excellence
- Validation of a novel non-invasive high throughput screening tool for peripheral neuropathy in type 2 diabetes
- Eye infection and contact lens
- Development of novel antimicrobial scaffolds
- Preventing injuries and promoting health, safety and mobility for older people with age-related eye disease
- Biomarkers in dry eye disease
- Partner with us
- Optometry clinic
- ORLAB

SOVS Paper of the Week: Alteration of the pattern of regenerative corneal subbasal nerves after laser in-situ keratomileusis surgery
A new paper authored by Dr Cecilia Chao and colleagues from the SOVS ANT lab report on a new metric describing corneal nerve regeneration after LASIK refractive surgery, using in vivo confocal microscope imaging. Although the regenerating nerves follow the overall structural pattern of the corneal nerve plexus, there was more inconsistency in their orientation.
Dr Chao completed her PhD at SOVS with Scientia Professor Fiona Stapleton and Associate Professor Blanka Golebiowski and is now based at the University of Houston. This work was carried out in collaboration with the late Dr Edward Lum, whom we would like to thank for his contribution to the corneal nerve field.
Read full article here: https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/abs/10.1111/opo.12723, opens in a new window