Meet a multidisciplinary team who are using novel retinal imaging methods to detect people at risk of Alzheimer’s disease, as well as monitor disease progression and treatment responses.

Find out more about our research using the latest imaging technology to improve early detection and early treatment of eye cancer.

Our goal is to understand the cause of age-related macular degeneration (AMD) and how to treat it to preserve vision.

The Corneal Research Unit develops solutions to prevent and reduce avoidable blindness due to corneal diseases. See researchers Dr Gink Yang and Dr Heather Machin demonstrate the intricacies involved in working with corneal tissue.

Meet the dedicated team who work with eye donors and their families to bring their gift of donation to waiting recipients, and find out how to become an eye donor yourself.

A next-generation bionic eye has been successfully implanted in seven patients with inherited retinal disease, giving them a ‘sense of sight’. Using a virtual reality headset, you’ll be able to simulate the artificial vision experienced by bionic eye recipients.

Adaptive technologies enable people with profound vision loss to use other senses. Experience how adaptive technology can support independent navigation and orientation for people with advanced stages of an inherited retinal disease (IRD).

Learn about CERA’s research into gene therapies that could slow down, or even halt, vision loss in patients with inherited retinal disease (IRD) and age-related macular degeneration (AMD).