Dr. Wu earned his doctor of optometry degree from Pacific University College of Optometry more than 30 year ago, and has been a pioneer in developing cornea-shaping orthokeratology technology currently used world-wise for slowing the progression of pathological nearsightedness. He is leading an international team of ophthalmologists, optometrists, and vision science researchers to develop new spectacle and contact lenses to improve patients’ visual performance and comfort.

Dr. Yanda Li graduated from Pacific University College of Optometry and have law and business training from United Kingdom and United States. He is currently responsible for organizing international workshops for overseas ophthalmologists and optometrists. These workshops cover topics such as clinica management, contact lens fitting and specialty lenses, myopia control, vision therapy, binocular vision, and learning-related vision problems.

Dr. Shun-nan Yang was along-time professor at Pacific University College of Optometry, and lectured in US, China, and Taiwan. He has extensive experiences in neurophysiological, vision ergonomic, and ophthalmic clinical research. His past research was sponsored by organizations such as Intel, Microsoft, Alcon, LG, Brighten Optix, COVD. He is currently managing both the operation of Vision Performance of Oregon and Pacific Center for Advanced Vision Care.