Hemel Hempstead, United Kingdom – Heidelberg Engineering UK celebrates its 10-year anniversary on 17th August 2021. Since its launch as a direct subsidiary of Heidelberg Engineering GmbH in 2011, the company has installed hundreds of diagnostic imaging instruments, delivered thousands of hours of education, and launched several new innovative products that deliver clinically relevant benefits […]
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Hemel Hempstead, United Kingdom – Heidelberg Engineering has recruited a new imaging expert, Zak Tomlinson, to join the Academy department. Zak, who trained at Manchester Royal Eye Hospital and has 6 years’ experience as an Ophthalmic Science Practitioner, joins as the Clinical Application Specialist for the north of the UK. He will support the existing […]
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Hemel Hempstead, United Kingdom – The Heidelberg Engineering Academy has launched a new Online CET Course Room, where optometrists and dispensing opticians can earn Continuing Education and Training (CET) points through recorded webinars. The CET course room is free of charge and participants can collect 1 CET point for each online course, after watching the […]
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Heidelberg, Germany – Steve Thomson joins Heidelberg Engineering as Clinical Director to further strengthen the Anterior Segment product development team. He will concentrate on the integration of data and images into increasingly efficient and effective anterior segment workflows for clinical practice. Steve Thomson assumes his new role as Clinical Director – Anterior Segment effective January […]
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Heidelberg, Germany – Heidelberg Engineering was due to celebrate its 30th anniversary on the 30th-31st October 2020 with a special edition of the annual International Imaging Symposium. The COVID-19 pandemic meant that the event could no longer take place at the Print Media Academy in Heidelberg, Germany as planned. This did not stop the Heidelberg […]
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Heidelberg, Germany – Charles Reisman has joined Heidelberg Engineering’s global management team as Scientific Director. In this newly created role, he will be responsible for the clinical research plan that directly feeds into the product development pipeline. Heidelberg Engineering is strengthening its Clinical Research team with the addition of Charles Reisman as Scientific Director. Charles […]
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Heidelberg, Germany – Prof. John M. Nolan, from the Nutrition Research Centre Ireland, School of Health Science, Waterford Institute of Technology (Ireland), is the recipient of the Xtreme Research Award 2020 for his research related to macular pigment for vision health and function, as well as for his recent work on how to use macular […]
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Heidelberg Engineering have begun shipping protective breath shields free of charge to SPECTRALIS owners in the UK. The protective breath shield is designed to form a transparent barrier between the patient and the operator of the device in order to minimise the risk of the transfer of pathogens*. “We are committed to aiding our customers […]
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Heidelberg, Germany – Heidelberg Engineering, the industry leader in ophthalmic diagnostic imaging, announces the reintroduction of its HRT3 Rostock Cornea Module (RCM) to offer in vivo corneal confocal microscopy in its anterior segment product portfolio, supporting cornea specialists worldwide to further improve patient care. HRT3 RCM is a compact ophthalmic device that uses confocal scanning […]
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Heidelberg, Germany – The paper “Standardizing the Assessment of Macular Pigment Using a Dual-Wavelength Autofluorescence Technique”, published in Translational Vision Science & Technology in December 2019, demonstrates how the investigational SPECTRALIS® Macular Pigment Optical Volume* (MPOV) measurement provides a comprehensive and objective evaluation of the macular pigment (MP) profile. Macular pigment has been confirmed as […]
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