Heidelberg, Germany – Prof. John M. Nolan, from the Nutrition Research Centre Ireland, School of Health Science, Waterford Institute of Technology (Ireland), is the recipient of the Xtreme Research Award 2020 for his research related to macular pigment for vision health and function, as well as for his recent work on how to use macular […]
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Heidelberg, Germany – Heidelberg Engineering, the industry leader in ophthalmic diagnostic imaging, announces the reintroduction of its HRT3 Rostock Cornea Module (RCM) to offer in vivo corneal confocal microscopy in its anterior segment product portfolio, supporting cornea specialists worldwide to further improve patient care. HRT3 RCM is a compact ophthalmic device that uses confocal scanning […]
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Heidelberg, Germany – The paper “Standardizing the Assessment of Macular Pigment Using a Dual-Wavelength Autofluorescence Technique”, published in Translational Vision Science & Technology in December 2019, demonstrates how the investigational SPECTRALIS® Macular Pigment Optical Volume* (MPOV) measurement provides a comprehensive and objective evaluation of the macular pigment (MP) profile. Macular pigment has been confirmed as […]
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Heidelberg, Germany – In this new role, Christopher Mody, an ophthalmic scientist with 30 years clinical ophthalmology experience in the public sector and 7 years at Heidelberg Engineering UK, will be facilitating the exchange of scientific information between the global ophthalmic community and the company. From its inception almost 30 years ago, Heidelberg Engineering has […]
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Heidelberg, Germany – Heidelberg Engineering has appointed new distributors in Norway and Sweden to care for the company’s growing product portfolio and deliver the high standard of support and education Heidelberg Engineering customers have come to expect. Preisler Instrument AB and Instrumentpartner AS will be the official distribution partners in Sweden and Norway respectively. “Our […]
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Heidelberg, Germany – Heidelberg Engineering, the leader in multimodal ophthalmic imaging, renowned for the high-quality diagnostic images of the SPECTRALIS® and ANTERION® platforms, focuses on optimizing clinic workflow at EURETINA and ESCRS in Paris. Upgrade to the next-generation healthcare IT platform As the foundation of the HEIDELBERG EYE EXPLORER healthcare IT platform, HEYEX 2 empowers […]
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Heidelberg, Germany – Heidelberg Engineering is strengthening its R&D and technology management to continue to deliver clinically-relevant diagnostic solutions and breakthrough ophthalmic imaging technologies. Dr. Tilman Otto has been appointed Head of Technology Management for Ophthalmic Devices and Dr. Christian Odaker joins the company as Head of Research and Development. Heidelberg Engineering is responding to […]
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Heidelberg, Germany – Dr. Chantal Dysli (Inselspital University Hospital Bern, Switzerland) and Dr. Lydia Sauer (Moran Eye Center of the University of Utah, USA) are the joint winners of this year’s Xtreme Research Award. The two ophthalmologists have earned this recognition due to their impressive Fluorescence Lifetime Imaging Ophthalmoscopy (FLIO) research and impactful peer-reviewed manuscripts. […]
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Research on the effects of microgravity on vision continues with the SPECTRALIS multimodal imaging platform. Heidelberg, Germany – Heidelberg Engineering, the imaging and healthcare IT technologies company focused on ophthalmic diagnostic solutions that empower clinicians to improve patient care, announced that its SPECTRALIS imaging platform with the company’s next-generation OCT2 Module has been successfully installed […]
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Heidelberg, Germany – Heidelberg Engineering announces the CE marking of the SPECTRALIS® High Magnification Module. With the addition of a highly innovative lens and software upgrade, this new module enables visualization of the ocular fundus at a microscopic level. The non-invasive SPECTRALIS High Magnification Module makes optimal use of the confocal scanning laser ophthalmoscopy (cSLO) […]
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