James M. Zavislan, Ph.D., is a professor at the University of Rochester’s Institute of Optics and the inaugural Kidger-Moore Distinguished Professor in Optics. His research focuses on optical imaging, light coherence, and advanced imaging technologies, contributing to innovations in optical science, biomedical engineering, and ophthalmology.

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The Kidger-Moore Distinguished Professorship in Optics | University of Rochester

The University of Rochester has named James M. Zavislan ’81, ’88 (PhD) the inaugural Kidger-Moore Distinguished Professor in Optics. An accomplished researcher, inventor, and educator, Zavislan brings extensive expertise in optical engineering and biomedical imaging to this prestigious appointment.