The difference our work makes to one family
Barry Stickings MBE, talks about his son, Toby who is affected with bilateral anophthalmia and the support that Prof Nicky Ragge has given the whole family over the last 30 years.
Barry enthusiastically supports the Vision for Good goal to create a leading UK Centre that combines research with supporting families.
Barry is ex-Chairman of charity MACS (Microphthalmia, Anophthalmia & Coloboma Support) and Founder of the new worldwide support group BAAM (Bilateral Anophthalmia and Me )
About Vision for good
Observe magazine: "Funding boost for world-leading research"
Observe magazine: "Funding boost for world-leading research"
Observe magazine: "Funding boost for world-leading research"
In 2021, eye genetics research at Oxford Brookes University received a gift of £2 million from investment business Baillie Gifford. The pledge supports the work of Professor Nicola Ragge who has spearheaded a national eye genetics service and led pioneering research into eye development problems in children.
Radio interview: ABC Science Show
Observe magazine: "Funding boost for world-leading research"
Observe magazine: "Funding boost for world-leading research"
In this radio interview, Nicky Ragge describes some of the conditions which occur in babies’ eyes caused by genetic problems, and some treatments which can be applied.
Our work at Oxford Brookes University
Our research papers
The group's collaborators within europe and across the world
Our collaborators
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