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May 22, 2026
Ep 108 - Eyeball - Dr. Kevin Schey
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1:25Kevin ScheyGUEST
So, um, obviously it's, it's the tissue responsible for vision and, um, so going from the outside of the body toward the inside, you know, you, we start with the cornea.
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1:37Kevin ScheyGUEST
And, um, cornea is actually responsible for a fair amount of focusing of light onto the retina.
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1:43Kevin ScheyGUEST
Um, and then, uh, inside the cornea, you have the aqueous humor that bathes the lens and the iris.
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1:56Kevin ScheyGUEST
Um, and then, uh, that lets, you know, obviously, like an aperture on a camera, determines the amount of light that gets sent through to the back of the eye.
43 MINS LATER

Ben OrsburnHOST
Um, like, what are the, what are the advances that you're most excited about in terms of that will move your field forward or just, just in general, what are you excited about?