Project overview
We are developing and using novel optical imaging techniques to understand the changes that occur to the biomechanics of the cornea after vision correction procedures including refractive surgery, corneal crosslinking treatments and the insertion of implants. Understanding the biomechanics of the cornea is incredibly important to the success of these therapies, as the biomechanics of the cornea govern its specific shape and refractive properties, which contributes to the clarity of our vision. This project is concerned with imaging corneas before and after undergoing these treatments, the outcomes of this work will contribute to improvements to these procedures.
Dr Wilson is RAEng Research Fellow working with medical devices and imaging technologies at UCL.
Jacky is a second-year Biomedical Engineering student at University College London. He's passionate in engineering with clinical applications and leveraging software to streamline design processes. Jacky is primarily focused on Data Science and Biomimetics to develop innovative technologies that will enhance patient care.
