Research Excellence Cluster in Vision

Email ruanne.lai@ubc.ca
Website https://vision.ubc.ca/
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  • Using Social Media for Science Communication for Researchers in Vision Science

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    About In today's dynamic digital era, the ability to effectively communicate your research beyond traditional academic circles is more crucial than ever. Social media platforms have emerged as potent tools to captivate the public's attention, disseminate your findings, and create an impact on society. This webinar will equip you with the knowledge and skills to […]

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  • Vision Research Seminar

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    Join us on a multidisciplinary learning adventure at our Vision Research Seminars, where experts from diverse fields explore the boundless potential of eye and brain research. These seminars feature visionary scientists, clinicians, engineers, psychologists, and epidemiologists at the forefront of groundbreaking discoveries. Our seminars take place virtually.  

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  • Vision Research Seminar

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    Registration is required to attend. The seminar will be recorded. If you are unable to attend the live virtual event, you may register to receive the recording. Reading: a platform to study learning and brain plasticity Sungjun Joo, PhD SPEAKER Position: Associate Professor Affiliation: Pusan National University Summary To understand plasticity in reading circuitry during the […]

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  • Vision Research Seminar

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    Join the monthly Vision Research Seminar on January 9, 12:00-1:00pm PST on Zoom. Dr. Kendall Ho will be speaking about virtual care and data science. Dr. Zaid Mammo will be speaking about access to retinal care in British Columbia.

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  • Vision Research Seminar

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    Join us at the next Vision Research Seminar! Dr. Miriam Spering will be speaking on, "Eye movements as a window into cognition". Philipp Kreyenmeier will be speaking on, "Eye movements as a continuous indicator of sensorimotor integration". This research seminar is for anyone interested in the topics.

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