University of Pennsylvania, Perelman School of Medicine

Beauchamp Lab

Orion Feasibility Trial

Baylor College of Medicine

Beauchamp Lab at BCM

National Institutes of Health

University of California, San Diego (UCSD)

Harvard University

University of California, Santa Barbara (UCSB)

Bionic Vision Lab

University of Washington

Vision + Cognition Group

ETH Zurich

Stanford University

University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine

Brain-Computer Interface & Vision Laboratory

Phosphoenix

Netherlands Institute for Neuroscience

Vision and Cognition Group

Newcastle University

University of Minnesota

Arizona State University

24th Annual Meeting of the Vision Sciences Society

VSS '24

a brief electrical signal used by neurons to transmit information

an undesirable medical occurrence during a clinical study or treatment

an age-related disease that damages the macula and progressively reduces central vision

the ability of a material or device to function without causing an unacceptable biological response

the degree to which a model reflects known biological structure, mechanisms, or behavior

an electrical pulse with two phases of opposite polarity

a retinal neuron that relays signals from photoreceptors to ganglion cells

severe vision loss that may still include some remaining sight

clouding of the eye's lens that can blur or dim vision

the shape and structural features of a cell

treatment that uses living cells to replace, repair, or support damaged tissue

the folded outer layer of the brain involved in perception, thought, and voluntary action

the amount of electric charge delivered per unit electrode area

an action intended to prevent, diagnose, treat, or manage a health condition

a research study in people that evaluates a medical intervention

a photoreceptor specialized for daylight, color, and detailed vision

blindness or severe vision loss that is present from birth

the ability to detect differences between lighter and darker parts of a scene

a device that stimulates the cerebral cortex to create sensory percepts

a U.S. government agency that funds ambitious research and technology development

a small, early clinical study of a medical device focused on initial safety and functionality

the use of controlled electric current to activate or alter neural activity

the opposition to alternating electrical current at an electrode and its surrounding interface

how effectively an electrode records from or stimulates nearby neurons

the study and measurement of electrical activity in cells and tissues

the formation of a tissue capsule around an implanted material

VSS '24: 24th Annual Meeting of the Vision Sciences Society

Confirmed Presenters

Michael S. Beauchamp, PhD

Baylor College of Medicine (2015 - 2022, 2023 - present)

Michael Beyeler, PhD

UC Santa Barbara (2019 - present)

Geoffrey M. Boynton, PhD

University of Washington

Xing Chen, PhD

Phosphoenix

Lucas Gil Nadolskis

University of Minnesota (2014 - 2021, 2023 - present)

Byron A. Johnson, PhD

UC Santa Barbara (2021 - 2025)

Tori LeVier

UC Santa Barbara (2020 - 2024)

Denise Oswalt, PhD

UPenn Medicine (2020 - present)

Lily M. Turkstra

CalPoly SLO (2018 - 2022)

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VSS '24: 24th Annual Meeting of the Vision Sciences Society

Confirmed Presenters

Michael S. Beauchamp, PhD

Baylor College of Medicine (2015 - 2022, 2023 - present)

Michael Beyeler, PhDverified

UC Santa Barbara (2019 - present)

Geoffrey M. Boynton, PhD

University of Washington

Xing Chen, PhD

Phosphoenix

Lucas Gil Nadolskisverified

University of Minnesota (2014 - 2021, 2023 - present)

Byron A. Johnson, PhD

UC Santa Barbara (2021 - 2025)

Tori LeVierverified

UC Santa Barbara (2020 - 2024)

Denise Oswalt, PhD

UPenn Medicine (2020 - present)

Lily M. Turkstraverified

CalPoly SLO (2018 - 2022)

Quick Links

Contact Us

This is a community project. Find out more about our team of contributors. If you'd like to contribute, please contact us.

Media Copyright Information

All images used with permission. Introduction graphic: © Getty. Background graphic: © Tracy Spohn/Shutterstock.

Michael Beyeler, PhD

Lucas Gil Nadolskis

Tori LeVier

Lily M. Turkstra