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Annual Review 2024

Read or listen to CERA's 2024 Annual Review, which recognises the scientists, supporters, research partners, funders and people with vision loss who all play in role in helping us develop new ways to detect and treat eye diseases, prevent blindness and restore sight.  

Strategy

Our mission is to lead the way in transforming the future of eye health and vision. Read, download or listen to our roadmap for the next five years.

Consumer involvement

Our new Consumer Program is working alongside people with lived experience to ensure their insights are at the heart of advancing eye research. Learn about the program and meet our Consumer Advisory Group.

Cerulea Clinical Trials

Cerulea Clinical Trials, CERA’s new not-for-profit clinical trials centre, is up and running.
Learn how Cerulea is transforming the delivery of ophthalmic clinical trials, increasing community access to sight-saving therapies and delivering excellence for clinicians, trial participants and sponsors.

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Take part in research

Help shape the future of vision research by taking part in a clinical study.
Find out how you can take part in studies at CERA and Cerulea Clinical Trials for eye conditions including age-related macular degeneration, corneal conditions, diabetic retinopathy, glaucoma and inherited retinal disease.

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Latest News


News

26 August 2025

The Centre for Eye Research Australia has announced key scientific appointments to boost its glaucoma and inherited retinal disease research programs in 2026.

Stories

22 August 2025

Head of the Lions Eye Donation Service Dr Heather Machin hopes her new children’s book will break down the barriers to eye donation.

News

21 August 2025

CERA’s Founding Managing Director Professor Hugh R Taylor AC has spent decades protecting vision by bridging the lab and the clinic. His new autobiography captures that journey.

News

14 August 2025

Cell reprogramming spin-out company Mirugen has secured up to $AUD 4.5M in seed funding from a consortium of investors to advance research into a treatment for the incurable genetic eye disease retinitis pigmentosa.

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