CLINICAL TRANSLATION
The experiment works.
What happens next?
A positive result starts the next set of questions: can others reproduce it, use it and deliver it reliably?
Read the observationOBSERVATIONS
Lessons from the laboratory, the clinic and company building.
Personal observations on what makes ophthalmic innovation useful—and what gets in the way.
The experiment works.
DIGITAL OPHTHALMOLOGY · OCTOBER 2026
Efficient and effective workflow is king.
Digital slit lamps, AI-supported measurement and the clinical workflow that makes adoption worthwhile.
Read the articleCOMMERCIALIZATION · 2026
Is this innovation ready to scale?
Seven questions before committing more capital to an ophthalmic product.
Read the observationPERSONAL PERSPECTIVE · 2026
A Dark Room Experience
What a meal in darkness reminded me about the everyday value of sight.
Read on LinkedInCAREER INTERVIEW · 2022
Impactful Solutions
A conversation about optics, entrepreneurship and supporting the next generation of innovators.
Read the interviewSELECTED PAPER · 2009
The evidence includes difficult cases.
What complication and failure data can contribute to development decisions.
View the publicationThe Ophthalmologist · March 2023
Deep in Thought Processes
A useful starting point for teams deciding which clinical problem to solve and what evidence to develop.
Read at publisher ↗The Ophthalmologist · December 2014
Translational Research: Innovate Horizontally
Relevant to development teams assessing whether an existing technology can answer an unmet clinical need.
Read at publisher ↗CRST Europe · February 2016
From Workbench to Clinical Proof of Concept: Mirricon
Relevant to founders, R&D leaders and investors deciding which milestone should come next.
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