Imagine Eye’s CEO, Nicolas Chateau, will speak at the CORR ( Combined Ophtalmic Research Rotterdam) Imaging Symposium, in Rotterdam on October 4th, 2019. He will introduce the MERLIN project during his talk on Adaptive Optics Retinal Imaging Read more here: https://bit.ly/2lTinM4
MERLIN project partners now preparing for the mid-term project review in Brussels
The integration of the MERLIN retinal imaging device is starting! Jordi Andilla visited Imagine Eyes to transfer the technology developped by ICFO for MERLIN
ICFO, the Institute of Photonics and Sciences, hired Dr. Oumaima Sliti as postdoctoral researcher and Marina Cunquero as research engineer to work on the MERLIN project.
Erasmus Medical Center Rotterdam hired Dr. Luisa Sanchez Brea and Dr. Danilo Andrade de Jesus as postdoctoral researchers on the MERLIN Project
Imagine Eyes hired 6 employees to work on the MERLIN project: Nicolas Lefaudeux (optical engineer and project manager), Franck Martins (optomechanical engineer), Dietmar Korn (electronics engineer and scientist), Babacar Wade (software developer), Marine Durand (product manager for retinal imaging), Sandrine Challiès (administrative assistant)
The Medical University of Wien hired Dr. Muhammad Faizan Shirazi as research associate on the MERLIN Project
The Adaptive Optics Ophthalmoscopy and OCT meeting, organized by MERLIN partners Michel Paques and Kate Grieve, will be held in Paris on September 4-5, 2019. It is the second edition of 2018 Autumn Course on #adaptiveoptics, which was a real success! Registration and poster submission are open! CLICK HERE >>> https://bit.ly/2QxHbEh
MERLIN partners presented their work during the Imaging in the Eye & ARVO 2019 conferences in Vancouver ! – “The superficial peripapillary vascular layer is the most informative for glaucoma diagnosis – A multi-layer study based on OCT Angiography”, poster by Dr. Danilo Andrade de Jesus (Erasmus MC Rotterdam) – “Motion correction in 3D-OCT data […]
A consortium of European industrial, scientific and medical partners met on June 26 & 27 in Vienna, Austria, for their 6-month progress review on the MERLIN project. A real synergy between clinicians and scientists arised as they shared their latest advances on: Optical coherence tomography (OCT), Adaptive Optics imaging, Image registration, System integration.
