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Facing Challenges, Seeing Cures |
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CORE CURRICULUM
- VIS 743 Optics and Imaging (Dr. Roderick Fullard) – Optical properties of the eye. Transparency, aberrations, modulation transfer functions of the eye. Use of coherent optics (lasers) in vision science research, MRI in vision research.
- VIS 744 Ocular Anatomy, Physiology & Biochemistry I (Dr. Om Srivastava) – Anatomy of the eye, biochemistry and physiology of ocular tissues, including tears, cornea, aqueous humor, lens, vitreous and sclera.
- VIS 745 Ocular Anatomy, Physiology & Biochemistry II (Dr. Steven Pittler) – Continued examination of ocular anatomy, biochemistry, and physiology.
- VIS 746 Retina and Subcortical Systems (Dr. Tim Kraft) – Retinal circuitry and receptive fields, including color coding, adaptation, circadian rhythms, parallel pathways, and development.
- VIS 747 Central Visual Mechanisms (Dr. Timothy Gawne) – Structure and function of geniculostriate parallel pathways, subcortical projections, and the oculomotor system.
- VIS 748 Central Visual Mechanisms II (Dr. Thomas Norton) – Analysis of the visual scene by cortical neurons, including temporal coding, motion detection, shape analysis, leading to visual perception.
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