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MReye team members at a curling clinic used as analogy for ocular radiotherapy

Curling clinic with a radiotherapy twist

A team curling clinic was turned into a playful analogy for ocular radiotherapy strategies and precision treatment.

MReye team sharing ocular MRI and visual optics research.

Recent meetings and outreach

We shared our research at MRI and ophthalmology meetings, contributed to open‑source optics, and engaged patients.

MReye 2025 Christmas card with hidden references to scientific breakthroughs

Christmas greeting

Festive reflection on 2025: Discover hidden references to major scientific breakthroughs in Christmas card.

Sinterklaas celebration at the MReye lab at Leiden UMC

Sinterklaas

Festive visit: Sinterklaas surprises MReye lab with gifts and celebratory song highlighting achievements.

Ocular cone-beam CT scanner installed at Leiden UMC for uveal melanoma proton therapy planning

Ocular Cone-Beam CT scanner installed

A modified dental cone-beam CT was installed to enable precise eye imaging and improve proton therapy planning for uveal melanoma patients.

MReye researchers at Oogfonds blind soccer event supporting eye care awareness

Blind soccer

We joined Oogfonds’ Voetbal VIPS event, supporting blind soccer and sharing our work on better eye cancer care.

Physics student presenting research on blue light seen during ocular proton therapy

A student project on the origin of blue light in proton therapy

Physics student Ellen presented her project on the origins of blue light seen during ocular proton therapy.

MReye presentation on clipless ocular proton therapy at national uveal melanoma patient day

National melanoma day

We presented our upcoming study on clipless ocular proton therapy at the national patient day.

MReye group visiting the muZIEum in Nijmegen to experience life with visual impairment

muZIEum visit

Visiting the muZIEum in Nijmegen provided an immersive experience into the daily lives of the visually impaired.

Luc van Vught at his PhD defense on negative dysphotopsia at Leiden University

PhD defense of Luc van Vught

Luc van Vught successfully obtained his PhD degree after completing his thesis on Negative Dysphotopsia