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OT  speaks to consultant ophthalmologist, Konstantinos Balaskas, about AI technology that has been developed to grade geographic atrophy

With scleral lenses seeing an increase in demand over recent years, OT  spoke to manufacturers about their importance for patients and the value for practice

Sunderland City Council has given plans to build a new purpose-built facility the go ahead

A new research project could potentially provide the evidence base for the first widespread use of AI within the NHS

Colleagues have described the “warmth and wisdom” of the head of optometry for Bristol Eye Hospital following his death in August

A new art exhibition titled Windows of the Soul explores the experiences of those living with sight loss

CEO of Haag-Streit Simulation, Markus Schill, talks to OT  about the company’s rebrand and acquisition, and how COVID-19 has increased the need for simulator training

Aston University’s Raquel Gil-Cazorla on her beginnings in Madrid, being inspired by international optometry, and achieving childhood ambitions in the UK

The HOAC speaker shares an insight into what attendees of the virtual conference can expect from her session covering the use of artificial intelligence to predict disease from ocular images

Dr Michael Crossland on low vision, hospital IT systems, and Test Match Special