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Medical physics

Oculomics: a window to the health of the body

02 Jul 2024

In 2023 medical tech firm Occuity won a business start-up award from the Institute of Physics for its ground-breaking ophthalmic and disease-screening technologies. Alistair Bounds explores the power of the eye in screening for diseases and introduces the company’s work developing advanced methods to detect chronic diseases

Hands holding a small piece of medical equipment in front of a patient's eye
(Courtesy: Occuity)
More than 13 million eye tests are carried out in the UK each year, making it one of the most common

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Alistair Bounds is a senior research scientist and UKRI Future Leaders Fellow at Occuity. After a PhD in atomic and optical physics, he moved into healthcare photonics, developing optical techniques for healthcare and medicine in academia and industry
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