Volume image reveals cellular details across the full retinal thickness. Acquired with adaptive-optics-assisted optical coherence tomography in a 52-year-old subject.
Miller & Kurokawa, Annu. Rev. Vis. Sci. (2020)
Welcome to The Miller Lab!
We are a group of passionate scientists and engineers with a common goal to advance the field of biomedical optics in eye research ... and to have fun along the way. We develop and apply powerful optical imaging systems to study structures and processes in the living eye that was previously not possible. These instruments open up exciting new directions to study both normal and pathological vision. The long term goal is to translate our findings to the clinic to facilitate earlier detection and improved treatment of diseases that lead to blindness.
The lab is part of a highly active and well funded community at IU working in the broad area of optics and imaging for vision research.
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RECENT ARTICLES
Ultrafast adaptive optics for imaging the living human retina
Nature Comm. (2024)
Liu, Crowell, Kurokawa, Bernucci, Ji, Lassoued, Jung, Keller, Marte & Miller
Evolution of adaptive optics retinal imaging [Invited]
Biomed. Opt. Express (2023)
Characterizing presumed displaced retinal ganglion cells in the living human retina of healthy and glaucomatous eyes
Invest. Ophthalmol. Vis. Sci. (2024)
Marte, Kurokawa, Jung, Liu, Bernucci, King & Miller.
Williams, Burns, Miller & Roorda
NEWS & ANNOUNCEMENTS
11-2024 – New Postdoc & student positions!
9-2024 – Matt Keller receives the Optometric Glaucoma Society Ezell Fellowship, sponsored by the American Academy of Optometry. Congrats Matt!
05-2023 – Qiuzhi Ji wins Members-in-Training (MIT) Outstanding Poster Award at Annual ARVO meeting. Congrats George!