#OurESRexplains

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The enTRAIN Vision ESRs present the last discoveries in their laboratories to the general public. If you want to learn or discover more about eyes, implants, and vision restoration, have a look below!

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Luca explains the new computational model of vision developed by his laboratory and the importance of this tool in the research for vison restoration.

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Julie explains the discovery of Dr Gauvain on neuronal cells that can make blind person “see” again by the stimulation of retinal cells in the eyes with light.

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Marlene explains Ziapin2 which is a neuronal photoswitch. This molecule is able to activate neurons in a light-dependent manner through a non-invasive application.

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David explains new insights into the network architecture of the visual cortex and their relevance for vision restoration.

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Cristina, ESR6 at Tuebingen University (Germany), explains a novel concept of interfacing the retina using electrical implants to examine the potential of the degenerated photoreceptors for restoring visual responses.

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Sandrine explains the ongoing progress in the development of devices that aim to provide blind people with artificial vision, patients still report a significant difference between natural and prosthetic vision.

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Andreea-Elena explains the spatial resolution of artificial vision using optogenetic and electrical stimulation.

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First International Congress “The Brain and the Chip”

On December 16-17, 2022, the 1st International Congress “The Brain and the Chip” will be host by the Miguel Hernández University of Elche, Spain. This Congress is focused on the development of new visual brain…

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Scientific publication by our ESR5

We are happy to share the scientific publication “High spatial resolution artificial vision inferred from the spiking output of retinal ganglion cells stimulated by optogenetic and electrical means” wrote by Andreea-Elena Cojocaru, ESR5 of the…

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enTRAIN Vision – Stanford University

On November 18, 2022, the enTRAIN Vision team was welcomed by Stanford University to attend the EU-US meeting on Vision restoration we co-organized.  We participated in various lectures, lab visits and poster session. More details…

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