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AOIP News

November 20, 2018

Congratulations Ben Sajdak, PhD

Ben Sajdak, PhD, successfully defended his doctoral dissertation “Assessing photoreceptor structure in cone-dominant animal models.”
Read one of his recent papers on 13-lined ground squirrels here [PubMed].

June 29, 2018

Summer in the AOIP means new members

This summer we welcome students from 3 different MCW programs, MSSRP, SPUR and CTSI Stars. In addition, new staff members joined the team.

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March 28, 2018

Members-in-Training (MIT) poster contest includes two AOIP nominations

Emily Patterson, PhD (postdoctoral fellow), and Rebecca Mastey, will present their posters during the ARVO MIT outstanding poster award event on May 1st at the annual meeting in Honolulu, Hawaii.

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Upcoming Events

December 14-15, 2018	Joseph Carroll, PhD “OCTA imaging in congenital achromatopsia” “Foveal avascular zone metrics variability in Optical Coherence Tomography Angiography” 6th International Congress on OCT Angiography & Advances in OCT Rome, Italy
December 14-15, 2018	Ben Sajdak, PhD “Imaging-histology correlations in cone-dominated retinas” 6th International Congress on OCT Angiography & Advances in OCT Rome, Italy
January 7, 2019	Ching-Kang Jason Chen, PhD “Mechanisms, function and utility of neuronal oscillation in deafferentated retinas” Vision Science Distinguished Lecture Series Ophthalmology and Visual Sciences Medical College of Wisconsin Milwaukee, WI, USA
February 4, 2019	Mandeep Singh, MD, PhD “Mechanisms of photoreceptor transplantation” Vision Science Distinguished Lecture Series Ophthalmology and Visual Sciences Medical College of Wisconsin
March 25, 2019	Neena Haider, PhD “Gene identification to gene therapy: development of the first broad spectrum therapy for inherited retinal disease” Vision Science Distinguished Lecture Series Ophthalmology and Visual Sciences Medical College of Wisconsin Milwaukee, WI, USA

Participate in a Study

Research subject imaging The Advanced Ocular Imaging Program is a destination of choice for local, national and international vision scientists and ophthalmologists who refer patients for various imaging studies. We conduct imaging studies on a wide range of eye diseases, including inherited retinal degenerations, age-related macular degeneration, diabetic retinopathy, glaucoma and other neurodegenerative conditions. Visit the Research Studies page for a list of studies that are currently enrolling subjects, and visit the Volunteer section of our website for more information about how you can participate.

Improving Vision Through Advanced Imaging

The Advanced Ocular Imaging Program, directed by Joseph Carroll, PhD, provides an infrastructure to promote the development and use of translational ocular imaging tools to improve detection, diagnosis, and management of eye disease. Partnering with collaborators around the world, our members include vision scientists, clinicians, and engineers at the Medical College of Wisconsin.

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Support the AOIP!

The Advanced Ocular Imaging Program could not exist without the generosity and support of many foundations, federal agencies, and individual donors. Funds donated to the program are used to build and acquire new imaging equipment, to help train students and fellows in the program, to enable the presentation of our research findings at scientific meetings, and to support numerous staff positions for studying multiple eye conditions. Contact Joe Carroll, PhD, if you are interested in supporting our program at any level, or click below to donate securely online.

Shown below are some of the organizations whose support was instrumental in establishing the Advanced Ocular Imaging Program, and whose continued support is gratefully acknowledged. Our sponsors page recognizes additional people and groups whose contributions have helped make this research possible and provides links to the organizations.

Clinical and Translational Science Institute of Southeastern Wisconsin

Clinical and Translational Science Institute of Southeast Wisconsin

Advanced Ocular Imaging Program
Medical College of Wisconsin Eye Institute
925 North 87th Street
Milwaukee, WI 53226
Phone: 414-955-AOIP (2647)
Fax: 414-955-6690