2011 Engineering the Eye III
June 10-12, 2011 at the Benasque Center, Benasque, Spain
Friday, June 10
08:00h Registration
Session I. Multiphoton imaging of the eye
Chair: Chris Dainty
09:15h Pablo Artal, Chris Dainty & David Williams
Introduction. Welcome address
09:30h Josef Bille, University of Heildeberg, Germany
Multiphoton imaging of the retina. Past and future developments
10:15h James Jester, University of California, Irvine, USA
Multiphoton imaging of the cornea
11:00h Break
11:30h Juan Bueno, Universidad de Murcia, Spain
Wavefront optimized 2-photon microscopy of ocular tissues
12:15h Jennifer Hunter, University of Rochester, USA
Multiphoton imaging of the living retina
13:00h Fred Fitzke, UCL, London, UK
Discussion
13:30h Lunch
Session II. New horizons in refractive and cataract surgery
Chair: David Williams
15:00h Wayne Knox, University of Rochester, USA
Writing 3D refractive index modifications in ophthalmic polymer & ocular tissue - a novel means of altering refraction & biomechanics with minimal cellular damage
15:45h Ron Kruger, Clevelreceptionand Clinic, USA
Femtosecond treatment of the crystalline lens
16:30h Norbert Hampp, University of Marburg, Germany
IOLs controlled by 2-photon processes
17:15h Pablo Artal
Discussion
18:30h Poster session and reception/dinner
Saturday, June 11
09:00h Excursion in the nearby mountains
Session III. Classic or unsolved problems in Visual Optics
Chair: Chris Dainty
15:30h Harilaos Ginis, University of Crete, Greece
Can scatter actually be measured in the eye?
16:15h Pedro Prieto, Universidad de Murcia, Spain
Lateral chromatic aberration in the eye
17:00h Brian Vohnsen, UCD, Dublin, Ireland
What's new with the Stiles-Crawford effect?
17:45h Pablo Artal, Universidad de Murcia, Spain
Low light vision under AO correction
18:30h David Williams, University of Rochester, USA
Discussion
21:30h Conference Dinner
Sunday, June 12
Session IV. Optics and vision
Chair: Pablo Artal
09:30h Chris Dainty, NUI Galway, Ireland
Adaptive optics: a review of a technology key for vision experiments
10:15h Enrique J Fernandez, Universidad de Murcia, Spain
Binocular vision tested with adaptive optics
11:00h Break
11:30h Geunyoung Yoon, University of Rochester, USA
Neural adaptation effects to large aberrations (keratoconus)
12:15h Susana Marcos, Instituto de Optica, CSIC, Madrid, Spain
Adaptation to the aberrations and daily tasks
13:00h Melanie Campbell, University of Warterloo, Canada
Discussion
13:30h Lunch
Session V. Optics and neurons
Chair: David Williams
15:30h Alfredo Dubra, University of Rochester, USA
High resolution imaging of the inner retina
16:15h Austin Roorda, University of California, Berkeley, USA
Optical mapping of LGN receptive fields
17:00h William Merigan, University of Rochester, USA
High-resolution adaptive optics fluorescence imaging of retinal cell function
17:45h Pablo Artal, Chris Dainty, & David Williams
Final discussion and conclusions: towards EEIV?
19:30h Concert: Vocal soprano (saya) and piano reception celebrating the end of the meeting and David & Pablo's birthdays
Co-organizers:
Pablo Artal, Universidad de Murcia
Chris Dainty, National University of Ireland, Galway
David Williams, Center for Visual Science, University of Rochester