Computational Optometry® provides analytical and computational solutions to research scientists in Optometry, Ophthalmology, Computer Sciences, and in Vision Sciences at large.

 

As a research consultant, the Founder and CEO, Iván Marín-Franchhas a vast experience on development, management, and supervision of vision research projects from inception to final delivery, including clinical trials, translational and proof-of-concept projects, prototyping, and experimental research of fundamental questions.

 

Computational Optometry offers:

  • Research and technological consultancy
  • Design and development of research proposals
  • Preparation of grant applications
  • Design of experiments and clinical trials
  • Design and development of scientific software
  • Supervision and training of predoctoral and postdoctoral researchers
  • Data processing and statistical analysis
  • Image processing
  • Manuscript preparation and dissemination of results
  • Preparation and revision of research deliverables

For enquiries, please contact Iván Marín-Franch at imarinfr@optocom.es.


Iván Marín-Franch

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Iván trained initially as a statistician in the Universidad de Granada in Spain and after a 4-year period working in the private sector as software engineer, he took up a PhD scholarship with David H Foster in the Department of Optometry & Neuroscience at the University of Manchester on information theory and statistics of color images of natural scenes. He received his PhD in 2009 and has since worked in vision science in either optometry or ophthalmology departments. During his more than 15 years in vision research, he has published over 35 theoretical and experimental papers on a wide variety of topics in vision research, including retinal anomalies such as glaucoma, accommodation, myopia, optical aberrations, and adaptive optics, most of them in top-quartile vision, ophthalmology, and optometry journals.

 

Iván has given lectures on statistics, optics, bioethics, and effective writing and presentation of scientific content to Master's and PhD students. He has also collaboratively developed open-source software for a wide variety of applications, some of which can be found here.

 

Download Iván's complete CV here.