Presenting a resource for scientists to study the cellular landscape of the eye in health & disease: doi.org/10.1172/jci....
This issue’s Cover: Colin J Chu @colinchulab.bsky.social & team @ucl.ac.uk detail a new spatial proteomic atlas of the mouse & human retina.
A promotional image from NIHR Moorfields Biomedical Research Centre featuring an image of Colin Shu in a blue shirt. The background is blue with circular and hexagonal shapes in red, white, and blue. The text reads: '“The immune system plays a crucial role in nearly every known disease. However, imaging and tracking individual immune cells directly in patients remains a significant challenge. By overcoming this, we hope to unlock transformative advances relevant to many other systemic conditions, such as autoimmunity, infections and cardiovascular diseases.”
A major grant has been awarded, aided by our BRC, to develop a drug-device combination to revolutionise how immune cells are monitored & treated. The project focuses on #PosteriorUveitis and uses non-invasive imaging of immune cells via the eye.
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Inspiring story today by Ellie a patient @moorfieldsbrc.bsky.social who had her care transformed through research!
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We’re now launching a clinical study to see if other patients can benefit: moorfieldseyecharity.org.uk/projects-we-...
Bruno in front of a screen with retinal images, holding an unopened bottle of champagne
We celebrated Bruno getting the AOSLO functional and obtaining our first images! A wonderful collaboration with @schalleklab.bsky.social
Delighted that our first collaborative paper with Ryan MacDonald lab @ucleye.bsky.social is the front cover of @jcellsci.bsky.social. Lovely Killifish retina imaged with IBEX!
The speaker in front of Tower Bridge in London
Really wonderful to welcome our long-term collaborator Dr Jesse Schallek from University of Rochester NY to give the departmental seminar at UCL Institute of Ophthalmology!