An international study of almost 1,000 people living with sight loss, led by UCL researchers, found that nearly one in five reported receiving or encountering eye treatments they believed to be bogus.

Explore how advances in vision science are informing the next generation of artificial intelligence.

A breakthrough stem cell treatment for a previously untreatable rare genetic eye condition has seen patients’ vision improve in a first-in-human clinical trial at UCL and Moorfields.

Nick Burt has steered UCL’s Institute of Ophthalmology through 25 years of change, shaping the department through calm leadership, strategic thinking and a solution-oriented approach.

The NIHR has awarded four Faculty of Brain Sciences projects funding to support the early-stage development of quantum technologies.

University College London Director of the UCL Institute of Ophthalmology  Location: London Salary: An attractive remuneration package UCL is a world leading, global university with a community of more...

Last month, our Early Career Researchers (ECRs) hosted another insightful symposium, bringing together colleagues to share knowledge, ideas and perspectives.

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UCL is consistently ranked as one of the top ten universities in the world (QS World University Rankings 2010-2022) and is No.2 in the UK for research power (Research Excellence Framework 2021).

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A breakthrough technology, co-developed by UCL scientists, that simultaneously records and manipulates neuron activity deep within the brain could transform our understanding of neural circuits and ne...

Gary Rubin’s career has spanned philosophy, psychology and ophthalmology, underpinned by a lifelong commitment to improving quality of life for people with low vision.

A picture (of the eye) is worth a thousand words to this AI system that predicts the risk of developing major diseases like diabetes.

New UCL-led research reveals a unified explanation for how neural activity shapes blood supply across the entire brain.

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