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At @NANOSTweets 2026 in the great city of Boston, I was grateful for the opportunity to share our work on perimetry from the @uiowaeye. It was a wonderful experience learning from experts in the field and reconnecting with friends and colleagues.
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A new #NIHFunded protocol produces clinical-grade retinal organoids with transplantable photoreceptors that survive and integrate into a degenerative retina model.
@OhioState @uiowa @uiowaeye #VisionResearch @StemCellsEh
@SpringerNature paper: bit.ly/48Z7cFb
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Grateful to have received the @uiowagpsg Green Initiatives Fund, a sustainability grant awarded to support continuation of the contact lens recycling program at @uiowaeye, allowing us to continue advocating for environmentally responsible practices in eye care ♻️
Welcome, Dr. Ferhat Evliyaoglu, MD, FACS! 🎉
He joins us as Clinical Assistant Professor in Pediatric Ophthalmology, brining global expertise and a deep commitment to advancing children’s eye care through clinical excellence and research.
We are excited to have him on board!
The Ophthalmology Interest Group recently hosted an interdisciplinary event exploring connections between neuroscience, art, and ophthalmology. Experts like Dr. Stephen Russell and ophthalmic photographer Michael Edrington highlighted on retinal imaging & clinical photography.
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Caitlin Hackl, MD, @uiowaeye prelim, appreciated the close relationship b/w our programs. "Reassured me that I would be well supported here."
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Congratulations, Dr. Richards!
Zac Richards, MD, MEng, is one of the 2025–2026 Iowa Innovation Leadership Fellows. 🎖️ An ophthalmology resident with an engineering background, Zac focuses on building practical devices that advance patient-centered eye care. uiowa.pulse.ly/cidnp6qdrw
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Congratulations to Kanwal Singh Matharu, MD, on being named a Fulbright Specialist. This fall, he will work with the Research Institute of Ophthalmology in Giza, Egypt, to strengthen research, training, and patient care. @uiowaeye uiowa.pulse.ly/i6nipcb4fv
So proud to share that the department recently honored three of its own during a special evening celebrating endowed appointments. ⭐️
Read the full story: bit.ly/4pp4hNx
Proud moment for our department! Drs. Sohn, Han & Kemp were honored with endowed appointments, celebrating excellence in research, clinical care & education—all made possible by visionary donors. Read more: eye.medicine.uiowa.edu/news/…
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Trabecular meshwork cell therapy has been proposed as next-generation treatment for #glaucoma. Therapy gets magnetically steered into place
@EthierOcularlab @GeorgiaTech @MEGeorgiaTech @CoulterBME @uiowaeye @EmoryEyeCenter #NIHfunded
@eLife: brnw.ch/21wUtCj

ALT Prussian blue staining to locate superparamagnetic iron oxide nanoparticles (SPIONs) within the anterior segment after cell transplantation.Top row: No Prussian blue staining could be found in the saline injection control. Bottom row: Prussian blue stain is challenging to distinguish from melanin, but accumulation of blue label (red arrowheads) can be seen to coincide with the locations of exogenous cells visualized in Figure 6. In particular, injected human adipose-derived mesenchymal stem cells (hAMSCs) primarily accumulated close to the trabecular meshwork (TM), corresponding to the location of Prussian blue stain. A small region of Prussian blue staining can be observed in the TM (green arrowhead).
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100 years of vision care innovation 👁️
From genetic testing breakthroughs to AI like IDx-DR, the University of Iowa’s Ophthalmology Dept (@uiowaeye). has been shaping the future.
Dr. Keith Carter shares the story:
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#Ophthalmology #OphthoTwitter
Congratulations to Erin Shriver, MD, FACS, on receiving the @WIO_WomenInOpht Bernice Z. Brown Memorial Lecture Award! This honor is given to members who advance ophthalmology & the role of women in the profession.
Dr. Shriver spoke at the WIO Summer Symposium on her life, accomplishments, and overcoming obstacles along the way. #WIO2025
Dr. Carter recently sat down with @OphthoMag to discuss the last century of ophthalmology at UI and where we're headed in the future.
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Cornea specialist Dr. Kanwal Matharu is currently in Zambia on an Orbis-sponsored trip focused on phacoemulsification development.
Joined by @OrbisIntl’s Hilary Twiggs and @IowaMed’s Grace Necker, he had the opportunity to do some sightseeing across the border in Chobe National Park, Botswana! #GlobalOphthalmology 🌍👁️
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Confused about how RIME differs from MIRM, EM, SJS, and TEN? Check out our pediatric case of RIME on EyeRounds: eyerounds.org/cases/365-RIME…






























