We're delighted to congratulate Nathan Carey and co-authors on the publication of a new review in ACS Infectious Diseases—a leading, high-impact journal at the forefront of infectious disease research.
The article, A Review of Contact Lens-Associated Infections and Biomaterial-Based Solutions, surveys the clinical burden of contact lens-related infections and the biomaterial strategies being developed to prevent them. From microbial keratitis and biofilm formation on lens surfaces to advances in antimicrobial coatings, surface modifications, and next-generation lens materials, the review brings together current understanding and emerging solutions in a field where patient safety and innovation go hand in hand.
Publishing in ACS Infectious Diseases is a significant achievement. The journal is widely recognised for rigorous, impactful work at the interface of chemistry, materials science, and infectious disease.
Publication details:
- Journal: ACS Infectious Diseases (Article ASAP)
- Title: A Review of Contact Lens-Associated Infections and Biomaterial-Based Solutions
- Authors: Nathan Carey, Desie Kasew Assefa, Yalewayker Asrat, Muhammad Yasir, Naresh Kumar, and Mark Willcox
- DOI: 10.1021/acsinfecdis.6c00072
Congratulations, Nathan, on this outstanding achievement! The whole Kumar Research Group is proud of your work and excited to see the impact of this review in the field.