
Stories from Eye N’ Brain Research Group
Dr Murali represented ENB at ISER 2026 in Valencia, presenting his research on light exposure and myopia and proudly showcasing ENB’s work on the international stage.
James S. Howden presented his research on pupillometric features of functional loss in age-related macular degeneration at the SNEC 35th Anniversary International Meeting.
Dr Raymond Najjar from the Eye N’ Brain Research Group was invited to speak at the NUS Nursing Research Seminar 🎤 Sharing insights on how the eye serves as a gateway to brain and overall health, highlighting the role of light, cognition, and emerging eye-based biomarkers 👁️🧠✨
Big congratulations to Daniella Mahfoud on being awarded the IBRO Exchange Fellowship 🎉 From NUS to Stanford, this opportunity marks an exciting step in advancing her work in vision and brain research. Proud moment for the Eye N’ Brain Research Group 👁️🧠✨
The ENB Research Group proudly celebrates our FYP students and mentors at the BME Showcase 2026, where four students showcased their innovative research and Yeo Cheng Leng was recognised with the Best Poster Award, reflecting the group’s commitment to excellence in research and mentorship. 🎉🏆
The ENB Research Group celebrates two recent achievements—Dr AR Muralidharan’s receipt of the SingHealth Duke-NUS Academic Medicine – Talent Development Grant and Ms Janie’s recognition as a Peer Supporter in SERI/SNEC.
Proud to have our team representing Eye N’ Brain Research Group at ARVO 2026. Dr Raymond Najjar, Tan Ann Ting, and Daniella Mahfoud will be showcasing our latest work spanning light, vision, and cognition. Excited to share our research on the global stage. 🌍👁️🧠
The Eye N’ Brain Research Group and TUMCREATE welcomed researchers and collaborators for the LightSPAN Symposium 2026, a day of scientific exchange on light, circadian biology, and health. The symposium fostered new collaborations and showcased ongoing work translating light research into real-world health applications. 👁️☀️🧠
At the SWITCH: Vision Innovation Summit in Monaco, Dr Raymond Najjar delivered a keynote on “Translational Visual Neurosciences: From Lab to Real Life,” showcasing how visual neuroscience, light biology, and oculomics are transforming healthcare. The key message: it’s time to move from measuring light exposure to measuring its biological impact—through the eye. 👁️🧠💡
The Eye N’ Brain Research Group proudly showcased its latest research at #NUHSSummit2026. Congratulations to Dr Najiya S.K. Meethal for winning Best Oral Presentation 🥇 for her work on early glaucoma detection using bimodal machine learning, and to Daniella for her outstanding poster presentation on Machine Learning-guided Outdoor Time Research. We are incredibly proud of both of you! 👁️🧠💙
Our PhD students—Daniella, Vrinda, and Jiaul—spent two days at the TEMPO-Initiative Hackathon 2026, turning ideas into innovative solutions for healthier ageing. Through collaboration, creativity, and thinking beyond the lab, they developed a winning pitch and emerged as hackathon champions! 🎉
Dr. Najiya S.K. Meethal delivers a keynote webinar as part of the Acchutha INSPIRE Series organised by Acchutha Eye Care & Institute of Optometry, Erode, India.
Award-winning presentations on AI, diagnostics, light exposure science, and myopia studies at Asia-Pacific Academy of Ophthalmology.
Managing glaucoma in primary eye care with expert guidance from Dr Najiya and clinical specialists.
Selected to participate in prestigious GYSS 2026 with 409 young scientists from 57 countries worldwide.
Former Chair at Erasmus MC shares 40 years of visual neuroscience research and mentorship insights.
AI and quantum technology transforming healthcare through academia-industry collaboration in Singapore.
Dr. Najjar’s keynote on how the eye reveals brain and systemic health beyond vision alone.
PhD student honored with SINDA Excellence Award plus NUS JTC Medal for innovation.
Circadian biology expert from Inserm Lyon discusses light’s effects on human physiology.
Daniella presents research on light-based strategies for sleep and circadian health.
Celebrating Vrinda’s graduation and her continuation as a PhD student in our lab.
International Myopia Society award for outstanding research on outdoor time and myopia.
Dr. Najjar on tuning light exposure: from science to solutions for myopia prevention.
Showcasing Handheld Chromatic Pupillometer for brain and eye health innovation.
Advancing vision science with presentations on light, myopia, and pupillometry research.
Vrindha, Divya, and Ying Xuan win prestigious awards for innovation and excellence.
Programming spectrum luminaires and measuring daylight for precision lighting solutions.
Power of light modulation: from eyes to brain — keynote in Orlando, Florida.
Dr. Najjar shares journey from paleontology to translational myopia research.
NRF-funded research investigating optimal light exposure for health across the lifespan.
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