Join us as we come together with the Cal community for this online fundraising tradition.
Congratulations Lawrence Man!
A look into how the eye and visual pathway have been illustrated throughout history.
Oxyopia is a seminar series featuring lectures on basic, clinical, and applied research in vision.
Read what past participants had to say about the ViSUR program.
A campaign initiated by the transformational $50 million gift from the Wertheim Family Foundation.
An evening of nostalgia, commemoration, and reflection on the legacy of Berkeley Optometry & Vision Science!
For the development of instruments that use adaptive optics to capture high-resolution images of the living human retina.
To participate in this study, please contact Izdihar Salman.
Congrats, Dr. Wildsoet!
Announcing the awardees for our inaugural 40 Under 40 Award – congratulations, everyone! Click here to see the list of awardees.
Thanks for coming to BAVRD! Click to see the photos.
Oxyopia is a seminar series featuring lectures on basic, clinical, and applied research in vision. Click for Fall dates.
Read about our 10 new vision science PhD students.
Congratulations, Dr. Suzanne Fleiszig!
Congratulations, Pabita!
Welcome to the 35th Annual Bay Area Vision Research Day!
Click here to learn about Pride Month, resources on campus, and upcoming events in the Bay Area and virtually.
On Saturday, June 10th, 2023, we held our Hall of Fame Gala at the University Club at California Memorial Stadium.
See photos from Dean Flanagan’s band performance!
Join us on Friday, June 9th – RSVP today!
We wish you happiness, success, and all the the best!
Professor Karsten Gronert has been awarded one of eight 2023 Shaffer Research Grants from the Glaucoma Research Foundation.
New Paper: Low Vision Impairs Implicit Sensorimotor Adaptation in Response to Small Errors, But Not Large Errors.
Congrats, Leah Johnston!
Welcoming prospective Vision Science PhD students!
Congratulations Emily Ward, MSc and Shruthi Karnam, PhD from the Flanagan Lab (in conjunction with the Gronert Lab).
Representing Berkeley on Capitol Hill.
Inside the Lab of Dr. Jorge Otero-Millan.
On emerging treatments for amblyopia.
A 100-year-old theory has led to a path of discovery that continues to engage and challenge the school’s research community.
Apply to the Vision Science Undergraduate Research (ViSUR) program by February 1st, 2024!
The discovery will enable researchers to better understand eye movement disorders that cause significant visual impairment.
Congratulations to everyone for your hard work!
Congrats to our research presentation competition winners!
Story written by Vision Science Student Sonali Singh, BS.
We are happy to announce that the application for our Vision Science PhD program is officially open as of September 13th, 2023!
Apply for our Vision Science PhD program for the entering 2024 class.
Welcome to Berkeley Vision Science!
This conference will take place in person OR via Zoom and will feature several Berkeley faculty.
Congratulations, Emily Ward!
Congratulations, Dr. Karthik Shekhar!
Juneteenth, short for June Nineteenth, is a celebration of the effective end of slavery in the US in 1865. Click to learn more.
This year’s ViSUR students are officially on campus!
Congratulations, Dr. Marla Feller!
Assistant Professor in Vision Research. Apply today!
As told by Billie Beckwith-Cohen (PhD ’21), comparative ophthalmology resident at Michigan State.
Understanding the strategies we use to move our eyes.
As many of you know, several brands of artificial tears have been linked to an outbreak of Pseudomonas aeruginosa infections. According to an article published by the National Eye Institute (NEI), the outbreak has involved, “64 people in 13 states, including 8 cases of vision loss, as well as lung and urinary tract infections, and […]
One of our affiliated Vision Science professors, Hany Farid, PhD was recently interviewed by Seinfeld’s Jason Alexander, to share his expertise on the deepfakes on the “Really? No, Really?” podcast. Dr. Hany is one of the leading world experts on deepfakes and has been called “the father of digital forensics.” To listen to the podcast, […]
Join us as we come together with the Cal community for this online fundraising tradition.
Welcoming prospective Vision Science PhD students!
Congratulations Lawrence Man!
Congratulations Emily Ward, MSc and Shruthi Karnam, PhD from the Flanagan Lab (in conjunction with the Gronert Lab).
A look into how the eye and visual pathway have been illustrated throughout history.
Representing Berkeley on Capitol Hill.
Oxyopia is a seminar series featuring lectures on basic, clinical, and applied research in vision.
Inside the Lab of Dr. Jorge Otero-Millan.
Read what past participants had to say about the ViSUR program.
On emerging treatments for amblyopia.
A campaign initiated by the transformational $50 million gift from the Wertheim Family Foundation.
A 100-year-old theory has led to a path of discovery that continues to engage and challenge the school’s research community.
An evening of nostalgia, commemoration, and reflection on the legacy of Berkeley Optometry & Vision Science!
Apply to the Vision Science Undergraduate Research (ViSUR) program by February 1st, 2024!
For the development of instruments that use adaptive optics to capture high-resolution images of the living human retina.
The discovery will enable researchers to better understand eye movement disorders that cause significant visual impairment.
To participate in this study, please contact Izdihar Salman.
Congratulations to everyone for your hard work!
Congrats, Dr. Wildsoet!
Congrats to our research presentation competition winners!
Announcing the awardees for our inaugural 40 Under 40 Award – congratulations, everyone! Click here to see the list of awardees.
Story written by Vision Science Student Sonali Singh, BS.
Thanks for coming to BAVRD! Click to see the photos.
We are happy to announce that the application for our Vision Science PhD program is officially open as of September 13th, 2023!
Oxyopia is a seminar series featuring lectures on basic, clinical, and applied research in vision. Click for Fall dates.
Apply for our Vision Science PhD program for the entering 2024 class.
Read about our 10 new vision science PhD students.
Welcome to Berkeley Vision Science!
Congratulations, Dr. Suzanne Fleiszig!
This conference will take place in person OR via Zoom and will feature several Berkeley faculty.
Congratulations, Pabita!
Congratulations, Emily Ward!
Welcome to the 35th Annual Bay Area Vision Research Day!
Congratulations, Dr. Karthik Shekhar!
Click here to learn about Pride Month, resources on campus, and upcoming events in the Bay Area and virtually.
Juneteenth, short for June Nineteenth, is a celebration of the effective end of slavery in the US in 1865. Click to learn more.
On Saturday, June 10th, 2023, we held our Hall of Fame Gala at the University Club at California Memorial Stadium.
This year’s ViSUR students are officially on campus!
See photos from Dean Flanagan’s band performance!
Congratulations, Dr. Marla Feller!
Join us on Friday, June 9th – RSVP today!
Assistant Professor in Vision Research. Apply today!
We wish you happiness, success, and all the the best!
As told by Billie Beckwith-Cohen (PhD ’21), comparative ophthalmology resident at Michigan State.
Professor Karsten Gronert has been awarded one of eight 2023 Shaffer Research Grants from the Glaucoma Research Foundation.
Understanding the strategies we use to move our eyes.
New Paper: Low Vision Impairs Implicit Sensorimotor Adaptation in Response to Small Errors, But Not Large Errors.
As many of you know, several brands of artificial tears have been linked to an outbreak of Pseudomonas aeruginosa infections. According to an article published by the National Eye Institute (NEI), the outbreak has involved, “64 people in 13 states, including 8 cases of vision loss, as well as lung and urinary tract infections, and […]
Congrats, Leah Johnston!
One of our affiliated Vision Science professors, Hany Farid, PhD was recently interviewed by Seinfeld’s Jason Alexander, to share his expertise on the deepfakes on the “Really? No, Really?” podcast. Dr. Hany is one of the leading world experts on deepfakes and has been called “the father of digital forensics.” To listen to the podcast, […]