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All May See Foundation is pleased to announce the following new faculty research awards, approved at its April 2024 Board meeting, to the UCSF Department of Ophthalmology, funded projects included:
Title: Transscleral evaluation and treatment of retinal breaks and vitreoretinal traction
Title: Pathophysiological consequences of AQP4 redistribution in the light damaged retina
Title: Expanding and Sustaining Access to the Multicenter Sight OUtcomes Research CollaborativE (SOURCE) Database, Incorporating an Underserved Eye Health Population in a Safety-Net Hospital
Title: The role of neural activity in the retinal circuit integration of transplanted retinal ganglion cells
Title: Determining Genetic Factors Contributing to Glaucomatous Neurodegeneration
Projects were selected through a competitive peer-review process where faculty propose new research and the top-rated proposals are awarded “kick-starter” funding to get their projects up and running.
The Foundation’s goal is that these awards will enable recipients to generate data that will support larger scale proposals, leveraging the funds to generate additional external federal and private support. Our objective is to hasten scientific breakthroughs in diseases of the eye – here and around the world.
All May See Foundation is committed to saving and restoring sight and inspiring hope that, one day, all may see.