The aim of this review is to provide healthcare staff, policy makers and industry partners with a broad overview of the most current and likely future trends of AI solutions in ophthalmic clinical practice. We seek to understand which AI supported tools or interventions are being applied in eye care and eye health systems, or likely to be available in the near future.

This is the project page for the NSF-funded Research Experiences for Undergraduates (REU) program at the Department of Chemistry & Biochemistry at James Madison University. It contains assessment and demographic data.

Openness and the fast growth of information technology have contributed to reducing many injustices in knowledge diffusion. However, due to the immaterial nature of information, benign threats are still present in practices, research, infrastructure, and policies in academia. That means, once you are dealing with scholarly communication, whether you are a librarian, a researcher, a funder, a policymaker, or a software designer, what you are doing has impact everywhere across the world. But if you...

This is a protocol for an umbrella review (or systematic review of systematic reviews) that will examine the impact of vision impairment, eye disease and ophthalmic interventions on quality of life globally and across the lifespan

The proposed scoping review protocol attached in the OSF web-site and publicly available only for reference.

Course site for A Decolonized Approach to Scholarly Communication: Foundations, Challenges, and Perspectives in Practice and Research

Rapid Review of Evidence

This survey seeks to find out more about the backgrounds, career paths, policy views, and job experiences of congressional staffers, as well as the procedures and organizational structures that allow these individuals to do their work in the most effective and democratically responsive ways.