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  1. Welding screens and curtains part 2: Conformity of existing welding curtain products with ISO 25980:2023 Health and Safety in Welding and Allied Processes—Transparent Welding Curtains, Strips and Screens for Arc Welding Processes...
  2. Welding screens and curtains: Part 1—the derivation of transmittance requirements
  3. LED Railway Signal Detection Rather Than Recognition is Affected by Both Refractive and Non-refractive Blur
  4. Aging and Color Vision: A Model Using the Farnsworth‐MUNSELL 100‐Hue Test
  5. Modeling wavelengths and spectral half-power bandwidths for Rayleigh equation anomaloscopes
  6. Difficult at dusk? Illuminating the debate on cricket ball visibility
  7. Ultraviolet protection in eye and face protection against biological hazards
  8. Visual function and retinal thickness in children with type 1 diabetes mellitus
  9. Advice to the public about safe and comfortable eclipse viewing and the 20 April 2023 eclipse
  10. Recommendations and requirements for the wavelengths in Rayleigh equation anomaloscopes
  11. Luminance contrast preferences of people with a vision impairment for elements in the built environment
  12. A model for assessing the efficacy of colour vision aids
  13. The specification of color limits in eye protection lenses for use when color‐contingent clinical observations are made
  14. Issues in specifying contrast in building elements for people with a visual disability
  15. How practitioners say they answer the questions of patients about ultraviolet protection
  16. Physical and Visual Evaluation of Filters for Direct Observation of the Sun and the International Standard ISO 12312-2:2015
  17. Optical performance of welding curtains and existing standards
  18. Ultraviolet radiation transmission of soft disposable contact lenses and ISO 18369: claims and compliance
  19. Effect of blue–blocking lenses on colour discrimination
  20. The blue light dose from white light emitting diodes (LEDs) and other white light sources
  21. Lighting for color vision examination in the era of LEDs: the FM100Hue Test
  22. Limitations and Precautions in the Use of the Farnsworth-Munsell Dichotomous D-15 Test
  23. Luminance Contrast of Accessible Tactile Indicators for People With Visual Impairment
  24. Out with the old, in with the new: how changes in cricket helmet regulations affect the vision of batters
  25. Development of color vision discrimination during childhood: differences between Blue–Yellow, Red–Green, and achromatic thresholds
  26. When is protection from impact needed for the face as well as the eyes in occupational environments?
  27. Impact of Gamification of Vision Tests on the User Experience
  28. Normative values for a tablet computer-based application to assess chromatic contrast sensitivity
  29. Colorimetric evaluation of iPhone apps for colour vision tests based on the Ishihara test
  30. Evaluation of tablet computers for visual function assessment
  31. Consistency of color representation in smart phones
  32. Sports eyewear protective standards
  33. Effect of Ultraviolet Exposure on Impact Resistance of Ophthalmic Lenses
  34. The assessment of scattered light in ophthalmic materials
  35. Spectacle-related eye injuries, spectacle-impact performance and eye protection
  36. Learning from Picturebooks
  37. Color Vision and the Railways
  38. Color Vision and the Railways
  39. Color Vision and the Railways
  40. Severe alkali burns from beer line cleaners warrant mandatory safety guidelines
  41. Re: Is screening for congenital colour vision deficiency in school students worthwhile? A review
  42. Assessment of the performance of automated focimeters in the measurement of single vision spectacle lenses
  43. Recognition of simulated cyanosis by color-vision-normal and color-vision-deficient subjects
  44. Developing Perception-Based Criteria of Inclusive (Architectural) Design
  45. The visibility of controls and labels on electronic devices and their suitability for people with impaired vision
  46. Reliability revisited: Autonomic responses in the context of everyday well-being
  47. Coping strategies may not be reflected by simulated performance-based measures of functional ability
  48. Serious eye injuries to cricket wicketkeepers: a call to consider protective eyewear
  49. Impact resistance and prescription compliance with AS/NZS 1337.6:2010
  50. Home modification guidelines as recommended by visually impaired people
  51. Materials for occupational eye protectors
  52. The Farnsworth Flashlight is not equivalent to the Farnsworth Lantern
  53. Ballistic impact resistance of selected organic ophthalmic lenses
  54. The RailCorp Lantern test
  55. Prescription compliance in ophthalmic lenses
  56. Innovative strategies for adaptation to loss of vision
  57. Colour change in cyanosis and the confusions of congenital colour vision deficient observers
  58. Quantitative assessment of commercial filter ‘aids’ for red-green colour defectives
  59. Sunglasses, the European directive and the European standard
  60. Performance of ‘energy efficient’ compact fluorescent lamps
  61. Colour control in fly ash as a combined function of particle size and chemical composition
  62. Dynamics of chromatic visual system processing differ in complexity between children and adults
  63. Cognitive Abilities of Children on a Gray Seriation Test
  64. Sunglasses, Traffic Signals, and Color Vision Deficiencies
  65. Color and luminance increment thresholds in poor readers
  66. Color vision in children and the Lanthony New Color Test
  67. The correlation dimension: A useful objective measure of the transient visual evoked potential?
  68. Color changes in cyanosis and the significance of congenital dichromasy and lighting
  69. Transient VEP and psychophysical chromatic contrast thresholds in children and adults
  70. Know your colour vision challenges
  71. Illuminant and observer metamerism and the Hardy-Rand-Rittler color vision test editions
  72. Color vision deficiency in retinitis pigmentosa
  73. Spatial load factor in prediction of reading performance
  74. Clinical colour vision tests
  75. Differences in FM100-Hue test performance related to iris colour may be due to pupil size as well as presumed amounts of macular pigmentation
  76. Guest editorials
  77. Ultraviolet properties of Australian mammal urine
  78. Is the perception of brightness different in poor readers?
  79. Traffic Signal Color Recognition Is a Problem for Both Protan and Deutan Color-Vision Deficients
  80. Evaluation of “Colour Vision Testing Made Easy”
  81. Survey of the Colour Vision Demands in Fire-Fighting
  82. Sunglasses and sunglass standards
  83. Visual Abilities in Older Adults Explain Age-Differences in Stroop and Fluid Intelligence but Not Face Recognition: Implications for the Vision-Cognition Connection
  84. UNDERSTANDING COLOR VISION DEFICIENCY IN RETINITIS PIGMENTOSA.
  85. UNDERSTANDING COLOR VISION DEFICIENCY IN RETINITIS PIGMENTOSA.
  86. COLOUR VISION DEFICIENCY AND LIGHTING: RISK FACTORS IN ACCURATE DETECTION OF CYANOSIS.
  87. VISION AND COGNITIVE ABILITY DECLINE WITH AGE: DOES ONE AFFECT THE ASSESSMENT OF THE OTHER?
  88. VISION AND COGNITIVE ABILITY DECLINE WITH AGE: DOES ONE AFFECT THE ASSESSMENT OF THE OTHER?
  89. Assessment of fogging resistance of anti-fog personal eye protection
  90. Daylight simulators and colour vision tests
  91. Daylight simulators and colour vision tests
  92. Skewness and transformations of Farnsworth–Munsell 100-Hue Test scores
  93. Sun and the eye: prevention and detection of light-induced disease
  94. Coping with colour-blindness, by Odeda Rosenthal and Robert H. Phillips
  95. Colorimetric analysis and performance assessment of the Hahn New Pseudoisochromatic Colour Vision Test
  96. Intimate and inextricable links
  97. A method for evaluating the acceptability of light sources for clinical visual evaluation of cyanosis
  98. Traffic signals and Q factors
  99. Cutaneous properties of the Green and Golden Bell FrogLitoria aurea
  100. AGE EFFECTS IN SPATIAL CONTRAST SENSITIVITY VARY WITH TEMPORAL FACTORS IN THE STIMULUS
  101. AGE EFFECTS IN SPATIAL CONTRAST SENSITIVITY VARY WITH TEMPORAL FACTORS IN THE STIMULUS
  102. IMPACT RESISTANCE OF HIGH INDEX HARD RESIN PRESCRIPTION LENSES
  103. IMPACT RESISTANCE OF HIGH INDEX HARD RESIN PRESCRIPTION LENSES
  104. Reading‐related wavelength and spatial frequency effects in visual spatial location
  105. Work and the Eye
  106. Macular pigment contributes to variance in 100 hue tests
  107. Ultraviolet protection in spectacle and sunglass lenses: claims vs performance
  108. Identification of Rigid Gas Permeable Contact Lens Materials by Means of Ultraviolet-Visible Spectrophotometry
  109. Identification of Rigid Gas Permeable Contact Lens Materials by Means of Ultraviolet‐Visible Spectrophotometry
  110. Transmittance characteristics of tinted hydrogel contact lenses intended to change iris colour
  111. Characteristics of random arrangements of the Farnsworth Panel D-15 test
  112. Suitability of fluorescent tube light sources for the Ishihara test as determined by colorimetric methods
  113. Comparison of the Transmittance and Coloration Requirements of the Four National Sunglass Standards
  114. The Hoya ULT‐2000 and ULT‐3000 universal light‐transmission meters:a comparison using spectrophotometric data and Australian Sunglass Standard 1067–1990.
  115. Colour-mediated grouping effects in good and disabled readers
  116. Color-Mediated Contrast Sensitivity in Disabled Readers
  117. An assessment of the ‘mesopization’ model of blue-yellow colour vision defects
  118. Evaluation of the Adams desaturated D-15 test with congenital color vision defects
  119. The effects of size and analysis method on the performance of the Farnsworth-Munsell D-15 test
  120. Comparison of the standard and Adams desaturated D-15 tests with congenital colour vision deficiencies
  121. Do you get tritan responses with short observation times on a colour vision test which is unbiased in its colorimetric construction?
  122. Comparison of the standard and Adams desaturated D-15 tests with congenital colour vision deficiencies
  123. The prevalence of ocular or visual symptoms in visual display unit operators as a function of age
  124. Thresholds for Iso-Luminous Colors Across the Visual Field
  125. Selection of an Optimal Light Source for the FM 100-Hue Test
  126. Postural modifications of VDU operators wearing bifocal spectacles
  127. Pressure Testing of Ophthalmic Safety Lenses
  128. Performance of the Standard Pseudoisochromatic Plate Test
  129. Performance of the Standard Pseudoisochromatic Plate Test
  130. Pressure Testing of Ophthalmic Safety Lenses
  131. The X‐Chrom lens: a case study
  132. Identification of Polarity in FM 100-Hue Plots: A Comparison of Methods
  133. Identification of Polarity in FM 100‐Hue Plots
  134. Symptoms in VDU Operators
  135. Symptoms in VDU Operators
  136. AN AVERAGING METHOD FOR THE INTERPRETATION OF THE FARNSWORTH-MUNSELL 100-HUE TEST—I. CONGENITAL COLOUR VISION DEFECTS
  137. AN AVERAGING METHOD FOR THE INTERPRETATION OF THE FARNSWORTH-MUNSELL 100-HUE TEST—II. COLOUR VISION DEFECTS ACQUIRED IN DIABETIC RETINOPATHY
  138. F-M 100-HUE TOTAL ERROR SCORES HAVE DISCRETE VALUES
  139. Analysis of the Mark II Edition of The City University Colour Vision Test
  140. Analysis of the Mark II Edition of The City University Colour Vision Test
  141. An averaging method for the interpretation of the Farnsworth-Munsell 100-Hue test — I. Congenital colour vision defects
  142. F-M 100-Hue total error scores have discrete values
  143. Spectral Transmittance of Tinted Hydrogel Contact Lenses
  144. Spectral Transmittance of Tinted Hydrogel Contact Lenses
  145. Bifocal wearing and VDU operation: A review and graphical analysis
  146. Color Preferences in Films for Fundus Photography
  147. Color Preferences in Films for Fundus Photography
  148. Red-green mixture thresholds in congenital and acquired color defects
  149. Resistance of transparent plastics to surface abrasion
  150. Color mixture thresholds measured on a color television ? a new method for analysis, classification and diagnosis of neuro-ophthalmic disease
  151. The Performance of Toy Sunglasses and Children's Sunglasses
  152. Visual and ocular changes in VDU operators
  153. The Role of Measurement of Oculomotor Coordination in the Assessment of Visual Display Unit Operators
  154. Evaluation of a Near Distance Chart for Use in Examining Visual Display Unit Operators
  155. Some Current Issues in the Mechanisms of Colour Vision
  156. Spatial Summation in Dichromats
  157. The Hoya ULT‐2000 Universal Light I Transmission Meter: An Assessment of Its Performance
  158. Guide to the Transmittance Properties of Some Ophthalmic Tints
  159. Visual thresholds in dichromats and normals; the importance of Post-receptoral processes
  160. Interpretation of Dark Adaptation Data
  161. A Spontaneous Idiopathic Retinal Haemorrhage