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From the ASCRS meeting in 2011 – a PowerPoint presentation on **Visualized light paths in different multifocal intraocular lenses. The slide was part of a larger presentation on the use of light-paths in multifocal lenses. Click here to read the rest of the slide.
In publication, Sep 07, 2017
Hydrophilic acrylic IOLs and Lamellar keratoplasty
A new research article from the Apple Lab on IOL opacification after lamellar keratoplasty has been published. The research group at the David J Apple International Laboratory for Ocular Pathology today published an online research paper through [_BMC Ophthalmology_].
In news, publication, Aug 22, 2017
CSI: Heidelberg Episode 3
CSI: Heidelberg Episode 3 focuses on Multifocal and EDOF IOL technology. This is the third episode of a series about the work done in the laboratory. This time we focus onmultifocal technology. The episode will be available on iTunes and Google Play.
In news, publication, Aug 30, 2016 CSI:Heidelberg Episode 1
The Winner - Best Video at the annual meeting of ESCRS 2018 in Vienna. This is the first epsiode of a series about the work done in the laboratory. The first video was shot in a CSI: Crime Scene Investigation style. The video series informs the viewer how we operate.
In news, publication, Aug 30, 2016 (ARCHIVE) Welcome Lucia
Lucia Poggi is a Cell Biology Leader at the David J Apple International Laboratory for Ocular Pathology. Her current research interests focus on understanding the in-vivo cell biology of asymmetric cell division and fate identity acquisition during ocular development and regeneration. She received her MSc and PhD from the University of Pisa, Italy. She established methods of cellular-resolution microscopy to directly observe individual retinal stem cells.
In staff, news, Jul 15, 2016
(ARCHIVE) Welcome Sonja
Dr Sonja Schickhardt will lead the research program, manage our facility and organize its resources. She is an organic chemist with experience in managing laboratory facilities and recently in building research links and transfers between University and Industry. The David J Apple International Laboratory for Ocular Pathology is based in Berlin, Germany.
In staff, news, Jul 01, 2016
2016 Heidelberg Helmholtz Symposium
The second in a series of annual symposia: featuring workshops and presentations on contemporary topics in ophthalmology. All didactic sessions are in the German language. The Programme will be made available in September 2016. The 2016 Heidelberg Helmholtz Symposium by The David J Apple Center for Vision Research.
In news, Jun 29, 2016 Steinbeis Center
Since 1st March 2016, all the laboratory-research, clinical-research and the curatorial work on David Apple's archive materials: all of what we do is managed within one Steinbeis Research Center: The David J Apple Center for Vision Research. The Center is part of the international Steinbe is Network of successful technology transfer groups between the sciences, academia, trade and industry.
In lab, news, Mar 01, 2016 Albert Galand 1938 - 2015.
Albert Galand was born 29 October 1938 in Woluwe-Saint-Lambert (Brussels) and died 22 December 2015 in Liege, Belgium. He was a pioneer in capsular IOL design and intra-capsular techniques. His inventions in lens design in the 1990s were quickly picked up by European companies.
In pioneer, news, Jan 06, 2016 Seasonal greetings
We wish all the clients and friends of the Apple Lab a very Merry Christmas and a Peaceful, Prosperous and Healthy New Year. We look forward to working with you in 2016. Merry Christmas. ## Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year! We wish you all a Merry Christmas!
In news, Dec 23, 2015 Featured
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New IOL material - xPIB
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Oil and Lenses don't mix
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The safety of Reversible Trifocality.
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DOG 2023 -Group Photo
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Comparing Multisert and AutonoMe.
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APACRS LIM Lecture
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Overcoming implantation challenges with SING IMT
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Enlarged incisions – but why?
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DOC23 Success
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Introducing Dynamic Stimulation Aberrometry
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Two Apple cores
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We're Recruiting!
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Merci beaucoup Philippe
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Why Heidelberg?
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