The publication would join the Ophthalmology line of journals. It will be focused on publishing articles about preclinical development, phase 1 and 2 clinical trials, laboratory-based work, ophthalmology informatics and clinical science.
Ophthalmology Science will be online-only and will be funded by article processing charges, making it free to access without a subscription.
This is AAO’s fourth journal.
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