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.
USC Roski Eye Institute ophthalmologist Kyle Bolo is filling gaps in the field’s understanding of early detection efforts.
USC researchers are launching a clinical trial examining whether specially bioengineered stem cells might restore eyesight.
The HelpMeSee Surgical Simulator trains ophthalmology residents in cataract surgery, improving skills before actual patient procedures.
The daylong event, aimed at introducing underrepresented students to careers in eye care, featured lectures, hands-on experiences and mentorship opportunities at the USC Roski Eye Institute.
Richard and Cathy Weise’s Glendale Eye Medical Group will join the USC Roski Eye Institute, expanding patient care opportunities in Southern California.
USC undergraduates get hand-on experience with ophthalmology and optometry during daylong program.
Physicians Melinda Chang and Benjamin Xu are exploring the use of AI to automate clinical tasks.
Some 17 million adults in the U.S. have dry eye disease. Meet the physicians and researchers at the USC Roski Eye Institute’s Dry Eye Center who are fighting it.
