Does transient increase in axial length elongation during accommodation attenuate with age?
Laughton, D.S.; Sheppard, A.L.; Mallen, Edward A.H.; Read, S.A.; Davies, L.N. (2017)
Edward Mallen
Professor in Physiological Optics
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- School of Optometry & Vision Science
- Faculty of Life Sciences
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Biography
He went to Aston University in 1999 to conduct research in myopia under the supervision of Professor Bernard Gilmartin and Dr James Wolffsohn, and was awarded the degree of Doctor of Philosophy. Ed joined the Bradford optometry staff in 2003.
Research
Eds primary research interests are the development of refractive error, accommodation control, neural adaptation to blur, and adaptive optics. His research work has received financial support from: Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council The Federation of Ophthalmic and Dispensing Opticians The Faculty of Life Sciences The College of Optometrists The Visual Research Trust
Professional activities
- Aston University - D.Phil
- Pre-registration training in private optometric practice
- Vice-President: Vice President, The College of Optometrists
Publications
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Myopes experience greater contrast adaptation during reading.
McGonigle, C.; van der Linde, I.; Pardhan, Shahina; Engel, S.; Mallen, Edward A.H.; Allen, P.M. (2016)
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Influence of gravity on ocular lens position.
Lister, L.J.; Suheimat, M.; Verkicharla, P.K.; Mallen, Edward A.H.; Atchison, D.A. (2016)