Professor Mariya Moosajee

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Professor of Molecular Ophthalmology @UCLeye & @TheCrick, Consultant Ophthalmologist in Genetic Eye Disease, Genetics Lead @Moorfields, Mum 💙Art & Equality

Image of Ana and myself in the foreground with the rest of my lab group in the background!
A photo of myself on the train looking tired!!
A photo of just a few of the ladies who are making a big difference to discovery science in my research lab.
Striking December sunset with a deep orange horizon and black silhouette of a bare Willow tree in the foreground.
A photo of Margaret, an elderly lady, sitting on her armchair with her eyes shut and her legs resting over one arm. She has a magazine resting on her and is holding an empty glass in one hand.
My wonderful husband, Dr John Bladen, and I standing in front of a large banner saying Cure Usher Ball 2025
A photo of the Cloisters at St John’s College, Cambridge University
A photo of Dr Oluonye and I at the WAGR weekend in the foreground, and over 30 families (100 participants) sitting on chairs in the background.
Photo from the plane just over Surrey, Sussex and Kent showing the patchwork of fields, farms and greenery below. The Kent coast in the far distance.
I’m standing in a field which is yellow-green as dry, leaning on a bale of hay with my little dog next to me! Blue skies in the background.
Dr Maria Toms presenting at USH2025. She is standing at a podium on the left, screens projecting her slides in the background, and a sign language interpreter live on a video screen relaying all information to Usher patients in the audience.
Me (Prof Mariya Moosajee, President of the UK Eye Genetics Group) on the train to Oxford- looking tired!
On bikes from left to right: Dr Christine Kire, myself, Dr Aeesha Malik, Dr Tasanee Braithwaite, and Prof Cathy Egan!
A herd of dark brown cows, possibly Red Poll, grazing on a green pasture with a forest in the background and blue skies above with floating white clouds!
Eccentric fixation when microperimetry grid data is overlayed on top of en face SD-OCT.
Green signal at the site of the optic fissure in a chick, indicating expression of a gene called NTN1, which when mutated causes ocular coloboma and sensorineural hearing loss in patients!
Photo of me giving a lecture, the slide introduces #UsherSyndrome
A mass of shocking pink flowers from an azalea bush with a small waterfall trickling into a pond in the foreground.
Bluebells in the foreground, green forest floor with a indigo hue on the surface from the flowers and tall forest trees in the background.
A close up photo of a rose which is pink in the centre gradually turns a deeper pink-red to the periphery.
From left to right top row: Dr Randa Li, Jean Cavanagh (Family support officer), Dr Nicola Cronbach, Julietta Lumanisakio (nurse), Julie Broadbent (senior optometrist), Dr Ana Rodriguez-Martinez, Meei Wong (orthoptist). Seated in front left to right: Dr Ngozi Oluonye (Consultant Developmental Paediatrician) and myself, Professor Mariya Moosajee.
A photo (from left to right) of Dr Bethany Higgins, Dr Ana Rodriguez-Martinez, Dr Nicola Cronbach, myself Professor Mariya Moosajee and Dr Ngozi Oluonye!
A single yellow daffodil set on a background of green leaves
A black and white pygmy goat stepping up on a brick wall and sniffing a metal bluetit garden ornament!
A photo of a dark cloudy sky with a rainbow ending in some woodland trees. Green grass in the foreground.
Blue sky with wispy white clouds and a golden sunset in the background. Forefront had a silhouette of a tree towering over fields