ARU vision and eye research (In-person)
About this event
This event takes place on our Cambridge campus. A virtual session aimed at professionals working in this area will be happening on 10 December. It will cover slightly different topics and all are welcome. Join us virtually.
Join us for three accessible presentations covering a range of topics currently being researched by ARU's Vision and Eye Research Institute (VERI).
Find out more about how these projects are progressing and join our discussion on future research priorities. There will be opportunities to ask questions and find out more.
This session is designed for people with lived experience of visual impairment however all are welcome.
- What do current medical students really know about people with visual impairment? with Clare Strongman
- Mental Health Support for Visual Impairment with Jane Scott and Débora Antoniotti de Vasconcelos e Sa
- "Sometimes I feel like dancing afterwards" - reflections on Pilates classes for people with visual impairment with CamSight and Clare Strongman.
Accessibility information
Public blue badge parking is available (but limited) on Broad Street, but you can be dropped off and picked up there, as we will have guides to help you get into the building. Alternatively, you can email [email protected] to request blue badge parking on our campus. Spaces are limited.
The "what three words" address is: salads.boxer.riches, or find us via Google Maps.
Trained sighted guides will be ready to welcome visitors at both the Broad Street and East Road entrances.