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eyedaisyshu.bsky.social
I'm so excited to be hiring my first postdoc! If you love retinal biology and developing new therapeutics to cure blindness, please apply! Thank you to the @brightfocus.bsky.social for supporting my research and enabling me to grow my research team! external-careers.jobs.unsw.edu.au/cw/en/job/53...
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arvoinfo.bsky.social
Attention @arvoinfo.bsky.social members: Showcase the hidden beauty of #VisionResearch by entering your most captivating lab image for the 2025 ARVO Scientific Image Contest! Winning entry will be displayed at #ARVO2026 and receive a $300 gift card! Enter today: https://bit.ly/4mNNbq8
Promotion for the 2025 ARVO Scientific Image Contest, featuring the 2024 winning image, a mosaic of the human corneal subbasal nerve plexus by Sebastian Bohn. Text invites entries by October 31.
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schalleklab.bsky.social
Austin Roorda @roordalab.bsky.social delivering the richly deserved Boynton Lecture @optica-fvm.bsky.social
@optica.org

A tremendous journey with an incredible cast of characters that brought the world high resolution retinal imaging, Oz Vision and olo
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bwjones.bsky.social
YEEEEEAAAAAAAHHHH, Teresa!!!
ucberkeleyofficial.bsky.social
Teresa Puthussery, a UC Berkeley vision scientist whose insights into the retina could one day help those with vision loss regain their sight, has been named a 2025 MacArthur “genius” Fellow. news.berkeley.edu/2025/10/08/v...
Vision scientist Teresa Puthussery receives MacArthur ‘genius’ award - Berkeley News
Puthussery’s discoveries about the retina are paving the way for new treatments for eye disease and vision loss
news.berkeley.edu
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drdorotask.bsky.social
Our work is finally out! Learning from mechanism of #aging to presenting potential therapeutic strategy to slow down #age-related #vision loss! Very proud of my team including several undergrads and thankful for fantastic collaborations across the world! www.science.org/doi/10.1126/...
Retinal polyunsaturated fatty acid supplementation reverses aging-related vision decline in mice
Intravitreal delivery of an ELOVL2 product reduces age-related molecular changes in the retina and restores visual function.
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bwjones.bsky.social
It’s Anna Mäkitiura talking at #Visionarium2025 about Regulation of cell-cell connectivity via gap junctions in the retinal pigment epithelium
Anna Mäkitiura talking about her work with gap junctions.
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bwjones.bsky.social
It’s Noora Nevala talking at #Visionarium2025 about live zebrafish as a model to study photoreceptor phagocytosis by RPE
Vision scientist Nora Nevala talking about retinal pigment epithelium.
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bwjones.bsky.social
It’s William Lunt talking at #Visionarium2025 about cephalopod’s guide to hide and seek: intensity contrast drives background choice in cephalopods
William Lunt talking about cephalopod vision.
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bwjones.bsky.social
It’s @drmartinjhow.bsky.social talking at #Visionarium2025 about communicating underwater using the polarization of light
Martin How talking about polarized light.
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It’s @vancedberg.bsky.social at #Visionarium2025 talking about Polarization vision in marine Invertebrates.
Cedric Van den Berg talking about polarized light in invertebrates.
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bwjones.bsky.social
It’s Yakir Gagnon talking about his work integrating Software Engineering and Sensory Ecology: Tools for
Understanding Animal Orientation at #Visionarium2025
Yakir Gagnon talking about his software
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bwjones.bsky.social
It’s Bastien Clémot talking about his work in 3D reconstruction of insects’ movements to explore compensation for
visual noise at #Visionarium2025
Bastien Clémot at the lectern talking about insect vision.
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bwjones.bsky.social
It’s Eric Warrant talking about Australian Bogong moths use the stars and the Earth’s magnetic field as compasses for long-distance navigation at night at #Visionarium2025
Eric Warrant at lectern talking about moth migration.
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bwjones.bsky.social
Kristian Donner introduces the next speaker at #Visionarium2025
A black and white image of Kristian Donner introducing the next speaker.
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It’s @fvinberg.bsky.social talking about his work in downregulation of transducin is protective in retinal degeneration caused by the P23H rhodopsin mutation at #Visionarium2025
Vision scientist Frans Vingber at the lectern talking about his work.
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bwjones.bsky.social
Next up at #Visionarium2025, David Krizaj talks about polymodal sensory integration in the front and back of the eye.
Vision scientist David Krizaj talking about introvular pressure.
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bwjones.bsky.social
It’s @pahlberglab.bsky.social talking about his work in the origin of dark continuous noise in rod photoreceptors at #Visionarium2025
Johan Pahlberg talking about his work in The origin of dark continuous noise in rod photoreceptors at the lectern.
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bwjones.bsky.social
It’s Julia Fadjukov speaking about her work Toward a Unified Typology of Mouse Amacrine Cells: Electrophysiology, Transcriptomics, and Large-Scale EM at #Visionarium2025
Vision scientist Julia Fadjukov speaking at the lectern about her work in amacrine cells.
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Day 2 #Visionarium2025

@teuler.bsky.social talks about What is a cell type?
Thomas Euler speaking in front of a projected image.
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bwjones.bsky.social
It’s Nataliia Martyniuk talking about High-order noise correlations in the excitatory input currents of retinal
ganglion cells can be explained by pairwise noise correlations at #Visionarium2025
Vision scientist Nataliia Martyniuk talking about High-order noise correlations in the excitatory input currents of retinal
ganglion cells can be explained by pairwise noise correlations.
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bwjones.bsky.social
It’s Krishna Dovzhik talking about his work in The impact of two-photon optical recordings on retinal adaptation and visual pigment bleaching at #Visionarium2025
Vision scientist Krishna Dovzhik talking about his work in The impact of two-photon optical recordings on retinal adaptation and visual pigment bleaching.
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bwjones.bsky.social
It’s Gabriel Peinado Allina talking about The single quantum response of the human pupil at #Visionarium2025
Vision scientist Gabriel Peinado Allina at the lectern.
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It’s Jussi Tiihonen talking about how the sparseness of photons makes detection of the dimmest lights and shadows symmetric at #Visionarium2025
Vision scientist Jussi Tiihonen talking about Sparseness of photons makes detection of the dimmest lights and
shadows symmetric
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bwjones.bsky.social
It’s Markku Kilpeläinen talking about his work in Discrimination superiority in human decrement processing indicates
nonlinear neural processing at #Visionarium2025
Vision scientist Markku Kilpeläinen talking at the lectern about his work.
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bwjones.bsky.social
It’s Petri Ala-Laurila talking about Quantal Vision: Linking single-photon signaling and perception at #Visionarium2025
It’s vision scientist Petri Ala-Laurila at the lectern talking about Quantal Vision: Linking single-photon signaling and perception