Technology
News and features covering the latest advancements in technology that are impacting optometry
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Glasgow Caledonian University’s Dr Alice McTrusty says ocular coherence tomography scans should never be interpreted in isolation
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Technology inspired by the eyes of nocturnal animals is being used to improve screen luminance
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A government review recommends offering an additional 200 PhD places in artificial intelligence at UK universities
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University of Liverpool engineers have developed a contact lens that has been found to reliably track IOP changes in a small clinical study
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Studying donated eyes with a particle accelerator is giving researchers new insight into the connections between myopia and glaucoma
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OT hears from the experts on the right time to invest in OCT technology and the right way to introduce it to your practice
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A plan to use screen printing technology to create a living model of the human retina has secured a £69,000 grant from the National Eye Institute
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Gregory Hoffmeyer used one of the first OCT devices at Duke University in 1997. He talks with OT about the device’s rise and its exciting trajectory
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In an optometry class far, far away a shared passion for Lego has seen students learn with a slit lamp constructed from a Millennium Falcon Star Wars kit