Aran Safir

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Aran Safir is affiliated with the following schools: Johns Hopkins University, University of Connecticut

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Aran Safir

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#12316

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#17091

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#2404

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#9158

World Rank

#11566

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#1587

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Aran Safir's Degrees

PhD Biomedical Engineering Johns Hopkins University

Why Is Aran Safir Influential?

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According to Wikipedia, Aran Safir was an American ophthalmologist and inventor. He is known for inventing a groundbreaking iris recognition scanner. This technology has been widely adopted in the security sector, ranging from the U.S. Department of Homeland Security to Google. The invention was patented on February 3, 1987, and expired in the United States in 2005. Safir and his co-inventor, Leonard Flom, were inducted into the National Inventors Hall of Fame in 2013.

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Aran Safir's Published Works

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A Model-Based Method for Computer-Aided Medical Decision-Making (1978) (519)
Glaucoma consultation by computer. (1978) (137)
Rationale for and design of the National Eye Institute Prospective Evaluation of Radial Keratotomy (PERK) Study. (1983) (104)
A Model-Based Consultation System for the Long-Term Management of Glaucoma (1977) (72)
Epikeratophakia: the surgical correction of aphakia. Update: 1982. (1983) (53)
Congenital and acquired color vision defects (1982) (49)
Studies in refraction. I. The precision of retinoscopy. (1970) (49)
Distribution of cone orientations as an explanation of the Stiles-Crawford effect. (1969) (43)
Histologic and electron microscopic assessment of endothelial damage produced by anterior radial keratotomy in the monkey cornea. (1981) (41)
On-lay lamellar keratoplasty for the treatment of keratoconus. (1983) (39)
Ptosis following radial keratotomy. Performed using a rigid eyelid speculum. (1986) (37)
Ocular abnormalities in patients with gout. (1985) (32)
Studies in refraction. II. Bias and accuracy of retinoscopy. (1971) (28)
A preliminary comparative study of epikeratophakia or penetrating keratoplasty for keratoconus. (1987) (23)
Elevated Intraocular Pressure in Diabetic Children (1964) (22)
Endothelial damage in monkeys after radial keratotomy performed with a diamond blade. (1984) (22)
Ocular abnormalities in juvenile diabetics. Frequent occurrence of abnormally high tensions. (1966) (22)
The retinal directional effect: a model based on the gaussian distribution of cone orientations. (1971) (19)
The cornea press: restoring donor corneas to normal dimensions and hydration before cryolathing. (1983) (19)
Monocular Purtscher's retinopathy. A fluorescein angiographic study. (1971) (16)
Fungal invasion of a soft (Griffin Bionite) contact lens. (1975) (13)
Visual field testing with red targets. (1983) (12)
Is asteroid hyalosis ocular gout? (1990) (12)
Accuracy and reproducibility of keratometer readings. (1987) (11)
Update on keratophakia. (1983) (10)
Symposium: Clinical management of physiologic myopia. Introduction. (1979) (9)
Asteroid hyalosis affecting the choice of intraocular lens implant (1987) (8)
Automatic refraction: how it is done: some clinical results. (1973) (8)
Orthokeratology. II. A risky and unpredictable 'treatment' for a benign condition. (1980) (8)
Movement of the Stiles-Crawford effect. (1970) (7)
Ophthalmology's characteristics as a specialty, from an information science viewpoint. (1981) (6)
A new method of vision care delivery: a pilot study. (1973) (6)
Problems in the evaluation of data. (1975) (6)
Clinical consultation and the representation of disease processes: some A.I. approaches (1976) (5)
The electroretinogram as a prognostic aid in retinal detachment. (1958) (5)
Design Features of the Prospective Evaluation of Radial Keratotomy (PERK) Study (1983) (5)
Evaluation of the X-chrom lens and color deficiency. (1984) (5)
Discussion of Presentation by Dr Robert H. Bedrossian (1979) (5)
Compensating for thermally caused dimensional changes in the cryolathe. (1984) (5)
Ocular effects of juvenile-onset diabetes. (1970) (5)
Editorial: Computers in ophthalmology. (1976) (4)
Corticosteroid therapy after anterior radial keratotomy in Primates. (1984) (4)
Human color vision (1982) (4)
Retinoscopy (1971) (2)
The fine art of prescribing glasses without making a spectacle of yourself (1979) (2)
MODIFICATION OF BINOCULAR INDIRECT OPHTHALMOSCOPE. (1965) (2)
Care, needs, and resources. (1977) (1)
The speed of the retinoscopic reflex. (1961) (1)
Neurophysiologic Basis of Color Perimetry-Reply (1984) (1)
Statistical Concepts in Refraction (1971) (1)
Computerized Clinical Ophthalmology System. (1977) (1)
A multipurpose low-vision aid. (1983) (1)
A New Method of Vision Care Delivery (2006) (0)
A decision-oriented manual of retinoscopy (1977) (0)
THE MONOCLE "DEBACLE" (1983) (0)
Concepts of computer-based modeling for consultation in optics and refraction (1976) (0)
Clinical Consultation of Disease Processes: Some A. I. Problems (1976) (0)
What is refraction? (1975) (0)
SIGBIO (Paper Session) (1976) (0)
The retinoscopy book. A manual for beginners (1981) (0)
Optics and vision physiology. (1976) (0)
Electronic Retinoscopy: Special Considerations in the Aphakic Patient (1978) (0)
Electronic retinoscopy: special considerations in the aphakic patient. (1978) (0)
LOW-VISION AID (1983) (0)
P-0281RECTAL CANCER IN THE ALGERIAN WEST: CLINICAL ASPECTS, MANAGEMENT AND OUTCOMES OF A COHORT OF 85 PATIENTS TREATED AT THE DEPARTMENT OF RADIATION ONCOLOGY OF CHUORAN (2014) (0)

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