In this video interview, Anna La Torre, PhD discusses the Catalyst for a Cure Vision Restoration Initiative funded by Glaucoma Research Foundation.
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The goal of the Catalyst for a Cure Vision Restoration Initiative is to come up with a novel strategy to save or replace lost retinal nerve cells and reconnect them to the brain.
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Glaucoma Research Foundation awards annual research grants for creative pilot projects that hold promise.
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The Shaffer Prize, presented annually by Glaucoma Research Foundation during their annual Glaucoma 360 Gala, recognizes a researcher whose project best exemplifies the pursuit of innovative ideas in the quest to better understand glaucoma.
Read More »Dr. Pickering delivered the Weston Glaucoma Research Lecture “A New Era for Glaucoma” October 22, 2019 in Palo Alto, California.
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Glaucoma Research Foundation launched the Catalyst for a Cure Vision Restoration Initiative to better understand what causes vision loss in glaucoma and then to identify targeted interventions.
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In February 2019, Glaucoma Research Foundation launched the Catalyst for a Cure Vision Restoration Initiative with a goal to better understand what causes vision loss in glaucoma and then to identify targeted interventions.
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The Catalyst for a Cure consortium brings together experts in stem cell technologies, neuroprotection, and nerve fiber regeneration to identify novel methods for “reconnecting” the eye and restoring vision.
Read More »Robert N. Weinreb, MD (Shiley Eye Center, UC San Diego) delivered the Glaucoma 360 New Horizons Forum keynote lecture in San Francisco on February 7, 2014 on the topic of personalized IOP.
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Glaucoma Research Foundation formed the Catalyst for a Cure Biomarker Initiative in 2012 with a goal to develop novel methods to detect, measure, and treat glaucoma with unprecedented precision.
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