Oscelle Boye Associate Editor, The Ophthalmologist

I have always been fascinated by stories. During my biomedical sciences degree, though I enjoyed wet lab sessions, I was truly in my element when sitting down to write up my results and find the stories within the data. Working at Texere gives me the opportunity to delve into a plethora of interesting stories, sharing them with a wide audience as I go.

Content by Oscelle Boye:

 Disease Area Cardiovascular

On Thin Eyes…

| Oscelle Boye | 2 min read

Researchers probe the relationship between cardiovascular risk factors and inner retinal thickness
Tools & Techniques Imaging

Pixel Peep

| Oscelle Boye | 3 min read

A new retinal scanning technique allows researchers to take a closer look at how well our photoreceptors are working.
Outside the Lab Professional development

Learning On-the-Line

| Oscelle Boye

When the whole world moves online, can you still teach surgery?
Research Field Outcomes research

Don’t Forget Your Vitamins!

| Aleksandra Jones, Oscelle Boye

What have glaucoma researchers Ningli Wang – in China – and Ted Garway-Heath – in the UK – been busy with?
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