Leaders in the field share their insights on adjustable lens technologies – and look ahead to a changing times for cataract and refractive surgery

How artificial intelligence is revolutionizing ophthalmology – for patients and physicians

Current methods of diagnosing and monitoring glaucoma sometimes fail physicians and patients alike – could molecular biomarkers open the door to better outcomes?

This ultra-widefield image of a choroid was submitted by Kelly Aileen Oldstein, an Ophthalmic Photographer at Chester County Eye Care, PA, USA.

Using high-throughput screening to uncover novel genes for retinal regulation

Introducing HAOSLO – a breakthrough pocket-sized device able to image individual photoreceptors in infants

Jody Culham, Professor of Psychology at Western University, Ontario, Canada, describes a curious case of blindness

US researchers are the first to fully 3D-print a ‘bionic eye’

Change – it’s what drives the world forwards. But do we always recognize when it’s needed?

Accessibility and affordability of cataract surgery has improved in China – but there is still more to achieve