The most detailed-ever atlas of the octopus visual system shows the differences and similarities when compared with humans
It can be hard to believe that boneless sea creatures share traits with us -- but they do!
It can be hard to believe that boneless sea creatures share traits with us -- but they do!
What we can see has a lot to do with the environment, but it's also determined by genetic factors.
Structures providing energy to cells have a crucial role in vision.
Deep red light stimulates mitochondria -- the cell's power generators -- which may help people see better.
Glasses can drastically change a person's appearance.
Researchers safely and effectively implanted a specially engineered patch of retinal pigment epithelium cells derived from stem cells to treat people ...
The procedure also involves a minimally invasive laser, and can be performed without medical supervision.
Stop blaming your computer.
What is it like to see for the first time? Most of us can't even imagine that, because it happened ...
Meet Susan Barry. She's an accomplished neurobiologist and a professor of biological studies at Mount Holyoke College. For 48 years of ...
Inaccuracy in the genetic makeup can lead to deficiencies that alter how color should be perceived in optimal conditions.
Eye contact plays a very important role in human interactions, however a recent research study made by psychologists at UC Santa ...
Modern sight correction medical procedures often involve surgery where an artificial lens is implanted. The patient's sight is significantly improved, ...
A new Oxford University study shows how people living further away from the equator have bigger eyes and brains than ...
The box jellyfish (commonly known as the sea wasp) is not only the most venomous creature in the world, but ...