John A. Hoepner, M.D., Chairman
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John A. Hoepner, M.D.
Department of Ophthalmology
SUNY Upstate Medical University
750 East Adams St., Syracuse, NY 13210
(315) 464-5253 hoepnerj@upstate.edu
The Ophthalmology department is a multifaceted organization which draws on the expertise and dedication of dozens of leading physicians and research scientists to provide medicine with advances in research, innovation in patient care, and quality instruction in the practice of ophthalmology.
As a department of SUNY Upstate Medical University, University Vision Care and Research Centers (the Department of Ophthalmology) are part of the oldest university in Central New York. The medical school holds the distinction of having graduated the nation's first female physician, Elizabeth Blackwell.
Vibrant and growing, the Department of Ophthalmology traces its roots back more than 130 years, yet works continuously toward the future, fulfilling the motto: "To Learn, To Search, To Serve."
To learn more about the history of the Department of Ophthalmology click here.
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NEWS...
58th Annual Post-Graduate
Review Course
November 30 & December 1, 2007
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Activities of the
Center for Vision Research
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- Overview of Vision Research at Upstate
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- Robert B. Barlow, Ph.D.
How Vision Is Modulated text
- Barry E. Knox, Ph.D.
How Genes Interact text
- Barbara W. Streeten, M.D.
Ocular Lens Diseases text
- Eduardo C. Solessio, Ph.D.
Feedback Loops in the Retina text
- Gustav A. Engbretson, Ph.D.
Rod-Cone Interactions text
- Michael E. Zuber, Ph.D.
Identifying Retinal Stem Cells text
- Andrea S. Viczian, Ph.D.
Why Retinal Cells Develop text
- David A. Cameron, Ph.D.
Retinal Cell Regeneration text
- Daniel Y. Tso, Ph.D.
How the Neocortex Is Organized text
- Ann E. Barker-Griffith, M.D.
Ocular Trauma and Disease text
- Frederick A. Dodge, Ph.D.
Processing Visual Information text
- Bart Farell, Ph.D.
Object Recognition text
- Brad C. Motter, Ph.D.
Perceptual Performance text
- Peter D. Calvert, Ph.D.
Photoreceptor Protein Transport and Localization text
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