Extended Lab Discussion: Vision in Down syndrome: investigating the impact of atypical optics

Extended Lab Discussion: Dr. Julie-Anne Little who is only here for a day, has kindly agreed to give a talk, visit our lab, and work with us on accommodation and vergence. In discussing her research with some of you, I believe her work on accommodation and vergence - normal and dysfunctional may be of interest to an audience larger than C-Lab therefore, I am sending this invitation to anyone who may have an interest. Julie is a Rowan Candy protégé and colleague, is presently working at Ulster University in Northern Ireland. Her focus on vergence and accommodation with photo-refraction and eye trackers have made some important contributions to these areas - specifically investigated the disorder accommodation in children with Downs syndrome and potential for important changes in clinical management.

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