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SSI research ‘well above world standard’

in Ageing, Clinical Trials, Dry eye and blepharitis, Education, Events, Fundraising, Glaucoma, History and People, Macular Degeneration, Neuroscience, News, Ocular Surface Disease, Paediatrics, Registries, Retinal dystrophies
4 Dec 2015

The Australian Research Council (ARC) has released its Excellence in Research for Australia (ERA) results, awarding ...Read More
Rat vision may give humans best vision of all

in Education, Neuroscience, News
20 Nov 2015

Humans have the best of all possible visual worlds because our full stereo vision combines ...Read More
SSI researcher to work with international expert through collaboration award

in History and People, Neuroscience, News
4 Nov 2015

Congratulations to Associate Professor Ulrike Grunert at Save Sight Institute, who has won an International Research ...Read More
SSI shakes up care coordination model with innovative new programme to support patients

in Ageing, Dry eye and blepharitis, Education, Fundraising, Glaucoma, History and People, Macular Degeneration, Neuroscience, News, Ocular Surface Disease, Paediatrics, Retinal dystrophies
4 Nov 2015

In an effort to provide more day-to-day support for people with an eye disease, the Save ...Read More
Professor Larry S Sherman to present at SSI

in Education, Events, Macular Degeneration, Neuroscience, News
7 Aug 2015

TO BE HELD ON: TUESDAY 25TH AUGUST 2015 AT 12.30PM Visiting Professor Larry S Sherman ...Read More
Researchers discover new kinds of brain waves

in Neuroscience, News
20 Mar 2015

Your sleeping brain is working harder than you think, according to a new study by researchers ...Read More
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