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Vision Recovery

Vision Recovery

Following a stroke, traumatic brain injury, or onset of diabetes individuals may have problems with their vision. Up to two thirds of those who suffer from a stroke have vision problems.

Specialized Programs

Photo collage of Drs. Willis, Friel, Prusky and Shah
Burke-Blythedale Pediatric Neuroscience Research Collaboration
Improving neurorehabilitation treatments for children through advances in neuroscience.

Research Labs

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Glen Prusky, Ph.D.
FACULTY - LAB DIRECTOR
Laboratory for Visual Disease and Therapy
We focus on advancing treatments for visual dysfunction and vision loss in adults and children.
Prusky Lab
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Botir T. Sagdullaev, Ph.D.
FACULTY - LAB DIRECTOR
Visual Plasticity and Repair Laboratory
We focuses on sensory signal processing, on how fundamental yet simple synaptic mechanisms underlie our perception of the world around us.
Sagdullaev Lab

Research Centers

Patient using OptokineSys
Center for Vision Repair

The Burke Center for Vision Repair constitutes a collection of world-class vision research laboratories, a vision assessment core, a collaborative/contract research facility, a device development division, and a community outreach program.

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Research Registry
Open Clinical Trials

Research Methods

Cell Death, Drug Discovery, Electrophysiology (EPS), Genetics, High-Resolution Imaging, Intensive Behavioral Training, Molecular Studies, Optogenetic Stimulation, Sensory Signal Processing, Stem Cells, Virtual Reality