Research at the Institute of Optics and Vision focuses on studying the mechanisms of vision and ocular diseases, aiming to develop new diagnostic and therapeutic approaches. The Institute combines basic and clinical research to understand the biological and physiological processes associated with the function of the visual system.

A core research pillar involves investigating diseases of the retina, the optic nerve, and other ocular structures. Utilizing modern imaging technologies and laboratory methods, researchers study the mechanisms leading to the onset and progression of ophthalmic conditions.

At the same time, the Institute conducts research in the field of optical technology and advanced diagnostic methods. The use of innovative optical systems and imaging technologies contributes to more precise monitoring of ocular function and the early diagnosis of pathological conditions.

Particular emphasis is also placed on the study of new therapeutic approaches for managing eye diseases. Developing and evaluating innovative therapies, as well as improving clinical practices, constitute a significant field of activity for the Institute.

Through research programs and international collaborations, the Institute of Optics and Vision contributes to the advancement of scientific knowledge in the field of ophthalmology. Its goal is to enhance the prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of vision disorders, contributing to the maintenance of ocular health and the quality of life for patients.