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                                            Dr Prof Mo Jalie, SMSA, FBDO (Hons), Hon FCGI Hon FCOptom,
                                            MCMI, is a Visiting Professor of Optometry at the University of Ulster in
                                            Coleraine, and at the post-graduate facility at Varilux University. He served
                                            for nine years as Head of Department of Applied Optics at City & Islington
                                            College, where he taught optics, ophthalmic lenses and dispensing. He
                                            is a recognised international authority on spectacle lens design and has
                                            written several books including Principles of Ophthalmic Lenses. His most
                                            recent book, Ophthalmic Lenses & Dispensing was translated into Russian.
                                            He has authored over 200 papers on ophthalmic, contact and intra-ocular
                                            lenses, and on dispensing; and is a consultant editor to The Optician (UK)
                                            and technical editor to The Indian Optician journal. He holds patents for
                                            aspheric spectacle and intra-ocular lenses. Jalie is a past-chairman of the
                                            Academic Committee of the Association of British Dispensing Opticians,
                                            and was the first Chairman of the Faculty of Dispensing Opticians. He is
                                            the ABDO representative on the BSI committees on ophthalmic lenses
                                            and spectacle frames and a past member of the Education Committee
                                            of the General Optical Council. In 1998 Jalie was thrice honoured: he was
                                            made Honorary Fellow of the British College of Optometrists, a Life Fellow
                                            of the Association of British Dispensing Opticians, and in December of
                                            that year he was granted the Max Wiseman Memorial Research Medal.
            Dr Prof Mo Jalie




                                                  he concept of relieving accommodation in young
                                                  eyes is not a new one. Several schools of thought
                                            Thave emerged in the past from prescribing bifocals ,
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                          RESEARCH          and more recently, progressive lenses , to children to
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                  UNDERTAKEN BY             prevent long periods of accommodation and possibly
                                            ciliary spasm, to the thought that prolonged near work
                  ESSILOR IN THEIR          may lead to a kind of emmetropisation of the eye for near
                  MOTION & VISION           vision. Accommodation for near objects is accompanied
            (MOVIS) LABORATORY              by convergence and a reduction in pupil size, the three
               IN PARIS INDICATES           effects often being referred to as the accommodative
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                     THAT SEVERAL           reflex, near reflex or near triad .
             DIFFERENT FACTORS                 In the last fifteen years near vision requirements
                SHOULD BE TAKEN             have switched from mainly viewing hard copy such as
                                            papers and books, to viewing digital devices such as
           INTO ACCOUNT WHEN                smart phones, tablets, laptops and PC screens. Research
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                DESIGNING SINGLE            undertaken by Essilor in their Motion & Vision (MoVis)
                     VISION LENSES          laboratory in Paris where trackers follow and analyse every
                                            movement and change in posture of subjects viewing


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