Hong Kong SAR at Faculty of Medicine, the Chinese University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong
In 2024, Wong C.Y.T. and colleagues published two significant articles in ophthalmology. The first, titled “The Role of Saliency Maps in Enhancing Ophthalmologists’ Trust in Artificial Intelligence Models”, explores how saliency maps can improve trust in AI models among ophthalmologists and appears in the Asia-Pacific Journal of Ophthalmology. This article has not yet received any citations. The second article, “Comparing Code-Free and Bespoke Deep Learning Approaches in Ophthalmology”, co-authored by Wong, O’Byrne, Taribagil, Antaki, and Keane, is featured in Graefe’s Archive for Clinical and Experimental Ophthalmology and has received one citation. This study contrasts code-free and bespoke deep learning methodologies in the field, providing valuable insights into their comparative effectiveness.
Professional Profile:
Education🎓
Carolyn is currently completing her MBChB at The Chinese University of Hong Kong, with an expected graduation in May 2024. Her educational journey is complemented by extensive training in ophthalmology, including notable overseas clinical attachments at prestigious institutions like Moorfields Eye Hospital and St. James’s University Hospital, and local clinical experiences at various hospitals in Hong Kong.
Professional Experience 💼
Carolyn’s professional experience as a house officer and her involvement in voluntary health check programs highlight her commitment to both clinical practice and community service. Her role in various voluntary health programs underscores her dedication to improving eye care and health education.
Research interest🔍
Carolyn’s research output is highly impressive, demonstrating significant contributions to ophthalmology. Her oral and poster presentations at major conferences such as the European Ophthalmology Congress, the Asia-Pacific Glaucoma Congress, and the International Congress on Vision Science and Eye reflect her active involvement in advancing the field. Her publications are robust and diverse, ranging from reviews in leading journals like Graefe’s Archive for Clinical and Experimental Ophthalmology to original research articles in the Open Access Journal of Ophthalmology. She has made significant contributions to topics including deep learning in ophthalmology, AI models for disease classification, and novel treatment approaches for dry eye disease.
Award and Honor🏅
In 2024, Carolyn was nominated for the Best Researcher Award of the International Academic Awards, indicating her recognition in the global research community. She has also been honored as a research member at the UCL Institute of Ophthalmology and Moorfields Eye Hospital and serves as an honorary editor for prominent ophthalmology journals.
Publications📜
📜 Article in Press (2024)
