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The delayed 2021 RANZCO Congress, which will be held virtually from 25 February 2022, features an exciting mix of internationally renowned experts, including keynotes Associate Professors Clare Fraser and Catherine Green and Professors Alex Hewitt and Graham Barrett from Australia.
For young lovers of Minions, there’s now eyewear inspired by the distinctive glasses worn by the lead characters Kevin, Bob and monophthalmic Stuart. The range is designed for 7-11-year-olds and includes ‘adventure-driven’ optical and sun designs appealing to kids who love bold and colourful design
Heru’s Re:Vive 2.0 platform to diagnose vision defects using commercially available augmented reality headsets was named an honouree at January’s CES (Consumer Electronics Show) 2022 Innovation Awards.
As part of its efforts to establish a global myopia management standard of care, the World Council of Optometry (WCO) will host a virtual event on 12 February 2022 in partnership with CooperVision.
Paul Rose, inventor of the Rose K family of lenses for irregular cornea, has been awarded the prestigious Contact Lens Manufacturers Association (CLMA) Dr Josef Dallos Award.
Dr Rebecca Stack has joined the board of the Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Ophthalmologists (RANZCO).
Titanium eyewear specialist Blackfin has teamed up with Pagani Automobili, one of the world’s most exclusive producers of hypercars (limited-edition high-performance sports cars, many of which are hybrid or fully electric).
Auckland-based Rick Hoskin and Palmerston North’s Dr Jonathan Godfrey have both been named Officers of the New Zealand Order of Merit (ONZM) for their services to the blind and low vision community.
A Moorfields Eye Hospital patient has become the world’s first person to be fitted with a 3D-printed prosthetic eye.
In response to practice demand, Hoya Vision Care ANZ is extending its popular Oliver Wolfe frames range with a new junior collection.
EyePoint Pharmaceuticals announced its wet age-related macular degeneration (AMD) treatment EYP-1901 has completed phase 1 clinical trials, indicating some patients might only need six-monthly
Eschenbach has launched a new ergonomically designed, portable video magnifier with full HD camera, providing a customisable reading and writing solution for those who are visually impaired.