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ALT A purple image that reads: Call for Volunteers Optica Fall Vision Meeting October 5-8, 2023 UW SLU, Seattle, WA Why volunteer? Sign up for two 4-hour shifts and receive: Free trainee conference registration Limited edition volunteer T shirt Shift snacks and beverages Saturday dinner cruise (space permitting) WA State Food Handler’s Card (if desired) Networking with vision scientists! Interested? Register & more info: tinyurl.com/volunteerFVM www.opticafallvisionmeeting.org
ALT Black image with bold purple and white text that reads: CALL FOR ABSTRACTS DEADLINE: AUGUST 1, 2023 Optica Fall Vision Meeting October 5-8, 2023 Seattle, WA There are two logos in white. The top right logo reads "OPTICA FVM" and the bottom left logo reads "University of Washington".
ALT Black image with bold purple and white text that reads: CALL FOR ABSTRACTS DEADLINE: AUGUST 1, 2023 Optica Fall Vision Meeting October 5-8, 2023 Seattle, WA There are two logos in white. The top right logo reads "OPTICA FVM" and the bottom left logo reads "University of Washington".
ALT A flyer with the following text: The UW Vision and Cognition Lab is looking for study participants! We are studying a vision condition called amblyopia, also called lazy eye, which is when someone has poor vision in one eye even when wearing glasses. It is commonly caused in childhood by having one eye turn in or out (strabismus) or needing a different prescription in each eye (anisometropia). For this study, you will be asked to come into the lab for 3 visits and perform simple visual perception tasks. For 2 visits, you will wear an EEG cap on your head so we can record the electrical activity in your brain. We are looking for: • People between 18–75 years old who have ever been diagnosed with amblyopia • People who are 18 or 19 years old who have who have never had any vision-related problems (it’s OK if you wear glasses or contacts) Interested? For more information, contact Kim and Taylor: 206-543-5161 or [email protected]
