Dr Jonathan Erichsen
Postgraduate Students
Current students (with anticipated completion year)
2013 Matt Dunn
Developing appropriate measures of visual performance in nystagmus
2014 John Barnes
Magnetoreception in the homing pigeon (Columba livia)
2015 Vandeflors Vinuela Navarro
The assessment of tracking difficulties in children
2015 Lee McIlreavy
Models of oculomotor control as a means of understanding oscillopsia
2015 Noor Aldoumani
Engineering approaches to biological magnetoreception
Past students (with year PhD thesis submitted)
2012 Chris Dillingham
A characterisation of the Centrifugal Visual System and its potential influence on emmetropisation
2012 Mizhanim Mohamad Shahimin
Development and validation of a digital quantitative orthoptics workstation
2012 Yaiza Garcia Sanchez
Analysis of retinal image quality for peripheral vision in humans and pigeons (Columba livia)
2011 Dr Philip Jones
The impact of stress on visual function in nystagmus
2011 Dr Szymon Migalski
A novel method for investigating magnetoreception in the homing pigeon
2010 Dr Yen-Po (Paul) Chen
The role of genetics in susceptibility to environmentally-induced myopia
2010 Dr Paulina Samsel
Retinal plasticity in experimental glaucoma
2007 Dr Debbie Wiggins
The impact of orbital eye position, visual demand and stress on infantile nystagmus syndrome
2005 Dr Sarah Farrant Taylor
Pathophysiology of retinal ganglion cell death in glaucoma
2002 Dr Nick Wright
CNS control of the near response
2001 Dr Sally Blewitt
Studies in the design synthesis and biological evaluation of some novel antiviral nucleosides and nucleotides
2001 Dr Mansour Al-Mufarrej
Accommodation and vergence in young children