Posted on May 26, 2022 You must have JavaScript enabled to use this form. First Name * Last Name * Prefix/Suffix Pronouns e.g. she/her; they/them; ze/zim Email * To be displayed publicly. Subscribe to our newsletter Member Type UBC Researcher or Trainee External or Affiliate Researcher/Trainee Affiliated Partner General Public Would you like to be featured on our website? Yes, use existing profile from my organization Yes, I'll fill out a full profile No, just subscribe me My Profile Page URL Affiliated Partner Intake researcher_intake_section Job Title/Position Assistant Professor Associate Professor Clinical Assistant Professor Clinical Associate Professor Clinical Professor Master's Student Medical Student PhD Candidate PhD Student Postdoctoral Fellow Professor Staff Undergraduate Student Other Supervisor (trainees or research staff only) Add lab website/social media or personal profiles: Lab Website Twitter Linkedin Google Scholar Lab Website X/Twitter Handle Link to Linkedin profile Link to Google Scholar page Department/Unit/School/Centre/Institute e.g. Department of Ophthalmology & Visual Sciences Faculty e.g. Faculty of Medicine Advanced degrees and institutions e.g., MSc, Experimental Medicine, UBC (2019); MD, University of Toronto (2015) What do you research? List 3-6 key areas, e.g. glaucoma, retinal imaging, AI diagnostics etc. Describe recent projects and your goals What type of collaborator would enhance your work, and why? e.g., retinal imaging specialist, ocular geneticist, glaucoma clinician, AI/machine learning researcher, ophthalmic bioengineer Select Research Theme(s) Basic Mechanisms of Vision Discoveries in the molecular, proteomic and cellular make-up of eye tissues. Neurodevelopmental Aspects of Vision Development of neuroimaging, computational algorithms/artificial intelligence (AI) to identify biomarkers that can distinguish between healthy and disrupted eye and brain function. Neurodegenerative Events in the Eye and Brain Development of cutting-edge imaging devices to diagnose eye diseases and identify ocular biomarkers to diagnose brain diseases. Vision Restorative Therapies and Community-Grounded Care This theme develops bioengineered corneal substitutes and stem cell-based grafts to restore sight where donor tissue is limited, while partnering with Indigenous Elders and community clinics to improve accessibility of vision care for remote, marginalized, and underserved populations. Describe your involvement/role in relation to the cluster Do you have accessibility needs? Yes No Describe Profile Photo One file only.64 MB limit.Allowed types: gif jpg jpeg png.