ALT A group of nine people wearing navy blue Moorfields T-shirts stand together at a public engagement exhibition in a library. Information displays and banners about eye research and innovation surround the group, while tables on either side showcase vision-related demonstration equipment and educational materials.

ALT person in blue t-shirt plays game

ALT two people pose for photo by a table with medical imaging devices

ALT person draws an eye with felt tip pens

ALT person points in an camera obscura with a reflection of the sky

ALT “We have been able to see individual cells at the back of the eye in real-time and share pictures with our patients! These cells are 50x SMALLER than the thickness of human hair. I find working with patients very exciting, I look forward to seeing where our future research takes us all.” Angelos Kalitzeos, Principal Research Fellow, UCL Institute of Ophthalmology

ALT A series of large exhibition panels are mounted along railings beside a pavement at Holborn Library. In the foreground, a panel branded with the NIHR Biomedical Research Centre and Moorfields logos invites visitors to learn about eye research at the Bloomsbury Festival Discovery Hub, with event details and a QR code for more information. Additional panels along the railings display colourful microscopic images and stories about vision research. Trees and greenery are visible behind the exhibition, which stretches into the distance along the walkway.

ALT people listen to talk in cafe setting

ALT speaker in white shirt and glasses in casual setting

ALT A row of exhibition panels mounted on black railings along a city pavement. The nearest panel displays NIHR Biomedical Research Centre and Moorfields branding, alongside information about eye health research and the Bloomsbury Festival. Adjacent panels feature colourful microscopic images of eye tissue and research exhibits.

ALT This image shows retinal organoids which are tiny mini‑retinas grown ‘in a dish’ from a patient’s stem cells. They allow researchers to see how retinal cells develop and behave, study eye diseases and test new treatments in a safe, controlled way.

ALT This image uses technology to show the many cell types found in human retinal tissue to identify the structure and relationships between the immune and nervous system.

ALT clinicians perform eye exams

ALT clinician performs eye scan with guidance from another

ALT patients queue in line

ALT patient undergoing eye scan

ALT Side-by-side photographs of two people. On the left, a person wearing sunglasses and a dark jacket stands beside a canal with a narrowboat and trees in the background. On the right, a head-and-shoulders portrait of a person with short dark hair and a beard against a plain grey background. Text at the bottom reads “Ramadan Younis” and “Dr Lee Jones”.