The event highlighted research aiming to enhance the detection of eye diseases using AI and maps of the retina, alongside emerging science addressing macular degeneration, glaucoma, myopia and more.
Faculty and medical students from the Keck School of Medicine of USC visited Francisco Bravo Medical Magnet High School for hands-on demos and candid conversation.
USC Roski Eye Institute ophthalmologist Kyle Bolo is filling gaps in the field’s understanding of early detection efforts.
Researchers from USC and Caltech aim to develop a tiny sensor and drug delivery system, implanted near the eye, with dry eye disease as its first target.
Rahul Dhodapkar’s app, StrabScan, automates the measurement of strabismus (eye misalignment).
The noted ophthalmologist and University Professor is the co-inventor of Argus II, which offers functional sight to people with complete retinal blindness.
USC researchers have adapted a low-cost imaging method developed for ophthalmology and used it to visualize tiny structures in the human inner ear.
The HelpMeSee Surgical Simulator trains ophthalmology residents in cataract surgery, improving skills before actual patient procedures.
Facing the prospect of complete vision loss, Stephen Singer found hope through a retina surgeon at the USC Roski Eye Institute.
Funded by a gift from Shelly and Ofer Nemirovsky, the latest prizes address a rare childhood heart disease and a widespread cause of blindness.
