The eye is an organ of immense complexity that brings us the wonder of sight. The Lions Eye Institute (LEI) is encouraging everyone who wants to learn more about the eye and vision to attend the inaugural LEI Research Week on 21 – 26 October this year.

LEI Research Week will comprise a series of free public events, including:

• Eye health and research lectures for the community in the McCusker Auditorium, Harry Perkins Institute for Medical Research, on 22^nd October, 10am-4pm. Presenters will include: Dr Angus Turner, McCusker Director Lions Outback Vision (rural and Indigenous eye health); Professor Bill Morgan, LEI Managing Director (glaucoma); Dr Hessom Razavi (retinal conditions); and Dr Andrea Ang (LASIK and corneal conditions). Bookings essential.
• The 20th Ian Constable Lecture at UWA Uni Club, 7-8pm on 24th October.  The keynote speaker will be Professor Keith Martin, Managing Director of the Centre for Eye Research Australia. The topic is “Glaucoma: what’s on the horizon?” Bookings essential.
• A unique Sensory Science tactile art exhibition at UWA IQX in Nedlands on 26^thOctober 11am-3pm. This exhibition, developed in conjunction with Monash University, will feature tactile art that enables people with little or no vision to learn about science. This is one not the be missed. Open event- no bookings required.

All events will be open to the public, at no cost.
Learn more and get your free tickets here: LEI Research Week
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