Directors

Karan trained in ophthalmic techniques from a highly respected medical institute in India [AIIMS]. After passing the optometry admission test, he enrolled at SUNY for Vision Science. His PhD research was supported on the F-32 NRSA, approved by the Behavioral Neuroscience Study Section. Karan was certified by NIH for clinical testing on the Ocular Hypertension Treatment Study, and the Early Treatment of Diabetic Retinopathy Study. In 2003 he was chosen as clinical director for vision screenings of the Special Olympics Opening Eyes program. Dr. Aggarwala is a current, active member of the American College for Advancement in Medicine, the American Physiological Society, and the Association for Humanistic Psychology. He is also affiliated with the American College of Cardiology, American Educational Studies Association, the AAAS, and Author’s Guild.

Jasmin Timur received the Delta Epsilon award in Economics, while she was a student at John Jay College of Criminal Justice, and served in their Department of Public Administration. Jasmin is fluent in both English and Turkish, and conversational in Uzbek. She was chosen to join the team for her exceptional ability to work with visually impaired and speech impaired persons. Jasmin balances creative thinking with logical analysis, both essential for effective collaborations and conflict resolutions. She certified in medical information management from Dover College, New Jersey, and keeps records of all our communications.

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Graduate school can intimidate the first time and who else but Jeanmaire could go back to get a second PhD? 

Brain science is meant to "elucidate behavior" and make for us a better society but we are far from it. Our social systems have been brokered away-- East and West, both alike-- we have lost traditional morality. EyeMisra has plans to "make a dent" and Dr. Manelski provides the motivation. 

For the moment we are looking at, 1) Better curriculum for middle schools, and 2) Individual grants to exceptional teachers and researchers: Write us here for more--  OcularScience@aol.com

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To make easier the pronunciation of his name, our CTO prefers to be known as Terry. After completion of aerospace engineering at University of Virginia, Terry did graduate work at Massachusetts Institute of Technology on configuration of piezoelectric sensors with embedded controllers. He then switched to medical sales. Terry is expert in human factors and is working with the CEO to design display technology better suited for persons with dyslexia and other deficits of visual performance. 

In year 2007, Terry attended a conference at the University of Helsinki where he had 

opportunity to meet with Arto Numella (Nokia). 

Mr. Ward knows precision eye-tracking and optical-electronic feedback loops that repeat at millisecond intervals. His contributions to EyeMisra going back many years have been substantial and there is  much more we hope to learn from Warren looking forward. 

Mr. Forman is expert on design specifications for tonometry and refractometry instruments of Japanese, German, and American brands, and he attends trade shows to know about the latest in medical technology pertaining to eye care. He is quick to make decisions and this means we are all better off with Mark on our side.