Current Research in the MCW AOIP
The AOIP strives to promote the development and use of translational ocular imaging tools to improve detection, diagnosis, and management of eye diseases. We believe that by aspiring to take the highest quality ocular images and analyzing them with the most current software, we are advancing science and improving vision.
Adaptive Optics
The AOIP houses a robust adaptive optics imaging program which allows unique advantages for gathering data from photoreceptors, vasculature, and nerve fiber layers of the living retina.
Learn About Adaptive OpticsRetinal Imaging
The AOIP boasts a diverse portfolio of OCT technology including OCT and OCT Angiography systems for both human and pre-clinical research.
Learn About Retinal ImagingVisual Function
The AOIP is exploring structure-function relationships of photoreceptors to improve clinical evaluation of photoreceptor health.
Learn About Visual FunctionColor Vision
The AOIP has a long history of investigating both severe and more common color vision abnormalities. Within the AOIP are two dedicated color vision testing suites where a variety of color vision tests are performed.
Learn About Color Vision Testing