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Developing Antimicrobial Surfaces for Silicone Hydrogels
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Prevention of Bacterial Colonization of CLs with Covalently Attached Selenium & Effects on the Rabbit Cornea
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Efficacy and Clinical Performance of Selenium Antibacterial Silicone Hydrogel Contact Lenses
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Early Experiences with Antibacterial Silicone Hydrogel Contact Lenses
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July 2009

Nikki Peng, BOptom (Hons)

Does the key to solving contact lens discomfort lie in tear film assessment?

April 2009

Vicki Evans PhD BOptom (Hons)

1 & 2 step H2O2 CLs disinfection solutions against Acanthamoeba: How effective are they?

July 2008

Jill Woods

Why Contact Lens Groups?

June 2008

Nancy Keir, BSc, OD, Centre for Contact Lens Research, University of Waterloo

Increased Eotaxin in Tears of Patients Wearing Contact Lenses

February 2007

Dr Vicki Evans, Head of Clinical Research for the Institute for Eye Research, Australia

How much oxygen does the cornea really need?

January 2007

Eric Papas, PhD MCOptom, DCLP

Are we being too complacent with compliance?

December 2006

Nancy Keir, BSc OD Centre for Contact Lens Research, University of Waterloo

Review of Galvin KE, Fink B & Hill RM., Oxygen: How Well is the Cornea Being Served?

June 2006

Eric Papas, PhD MCOptom, DCLP

A Conjunctival Response to Silicone Hydrogel Lens Wear

May 2006

Nicole Carnt - B. Optom (UNSW)
Nancy Keir - BSc OD Centre for Contact Lens Research, University of Waterloo

Corneal staining and subjective symptoms with multipurpose solutions as a function of time

February 2006

Isabelle Jalbert, OD, PhD, FAAO

Silicone hydrogels - the future looks bright

December 2005

Serina Stretton, BSc, PhD

November 2005

Serina Stretton, BSc, PhD

Masked comparison of silicone hydrogel and hydrogel extended-wear bandage contact lenses after PRK

October 2005

Percy Lazon de la Jara, B.Optom, FIACLE, Institute for Eye Research

A Hypothesis for the Aetiology of Soft Contact Lens-Induced Superior Arcuate Keratopathy

August 2005

Nancy Keir - BSc OD Centre for Contact Lens Research, University of Waterloo

Contact Lens Papillary Conjunctivitis – An Update

July 2005

Cheryl Skotnitsky, OD

The Dk Project: An Interlaboratory Comparison of Dk/L* Measurements

May 2005

Craig Woods PhD

How much oxygen?

April 2005

Serina Stretton BSc, PhD

Subjective and objective measures of corneal staining related to multipurpose care systems

March 2005

Lakshman N Subbaraman - BS Optom, MSc

Growing the Australian Contact Lens Market (GACLM)

February 2005

Brien Holden Scientia Professor, UNSW Deputy CEO, Vision Cooperative Research Centre, Sydney, Australia

Judith Stern - B. Optom, UNSW, Sydney, Australia

Daily Disposable vs Continuous Wear with High-Dk Silicone Hydrogels

January 2005

Ulrike Stahl