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A Multifaceted Career in Basic and Applied Vision Science

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Basic and Clinical Applications of Vision Science

Part of the book series: Documenta Ophthalmologica Proceedings Series ((DOPS,volume 60))

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Vengu Lakshminarayanan urged me to summarize my experiences as a vision scientist and issues confronted along the way. Here, I describe influences which have affected my scientific career, but I discuss only limited aspects of my administrative, organizational, and professional activities in the USA or abroad. And I do not discuss my research into the history of science.

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  76. Enoch, J.M., Scandrett, J. and Tobey, F.L. Jr.: A study of the effects of bleaching on the width and index of refraction of frog rod outer segments. Vis. Res. 13:171–183, 1973.

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