Research

New research has highlighted that flies see movement in some static images like humans – with a similar mechanism underlying the illusion

A new study has found that wearing spectacles with special filters enhances contrast response in those with red-green colour vision deficiency

The ‘single-pixel’ vision of fish could help scientists to understand how humans identify small stimuli in their environment

Queen’s University Belfast researchers have received a grant to co-lead a study on how the retina can reveal dementia in people with type 2 diabetes

Research from Cardiff University and the University of Oxford will provide insight into the cause of hallucinations

Experiments in rodents tested the effect of changing pressure within the eye using a tiny tube connected to a pressure sensor

Depth perception tests tailored to the needs of those with memory loss could help to prevent injuries from falls

Introducing mandatory cognitive tests as part of licence renewal for those aged 75 and older has resulted in an increase in traffic injuries in Japan

Delegates at 100% Optical learned about progress on refining the way an eye movement disorder is identified in babies

A 40-year-old Canadian patient presented to hospital following four months of photophobia, blurred vision and a dilated right pupil