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University philanthropists - Vimarsana News

University philanthropists

In the past two to three years we have had some very generous benefactors make some very magnanimous contributions to their university alma maters in Alabama.

(Column) University philanthropists - Vimarsana News

(Column) University philanthropists

In the past two to three years, we have had some very generous benefactors make some very magnanimous contributions to their university alma maters in Alabama.

Iowa brewery uses beer sales to fund eye disease treatment at the UI Institute for Vision Research - Vimarsana News

Iowa brewery uses beer sales to fund eye disease treatment at the UI Institute for Vision Research

Rob Hage was a patient at the University of Iowa Institute for Vision Research and is now using his brewery Blind Butcher Brewery in Iowa and nonprofit BREWS for BLiNDNESS to raise money for future patients’ treatment. Hage was diagnosed in 2009 with a hereditary eye disease called retinitis pigmentosa. All of the proceeds for...

University of Iowa Patient Uses Craft Beer Sales to Help Fight Eye Disease - Vimarsana News

University of Iowa Patient Uses Craft Beer Sales to Help Fight Eye Disease

/PRNewswire/ -- Rob Hage struggles to hold back the tears. Every day he thinks about his grandkids facing the same inherited eye disease that afflicts him and...

High-speed cameras for the UV light spectrum - Vimarsana News

High-speed cameras for the UV light spectrum

Vision Research has introduced high-speed cameras capable of capturing images in the extended light spectrum of UV, visible, and Near-IR wavelengths. The cameras have over 70% Quantum Efficiency (QE) at 300nm, as well as unprecedented QE at other points of the UV light spectrum, allowing researchers to potentially capture images using just the camera and