This website hosts information, meeting notes and the discussion forum for ISCET (International Society for Clinical Eye Tracking).

For an introduction to ISCET and its mission, see the About page.

Click here to sign up to the email group, where you can send emails to all members.

Click here to sign up to the membership, where you can join the discussion in the forum.

Click here for details of all upcoming and previous meetings.

• The next meeting will take place on Thursday 21st March 2024 and will be chaired by Robert Alexander (New York Institute of Technology). The single 1-hour meeting will start at 0900 HDT (Hawaii) / 1000 AKDT (Alaska) / 1100 PDT (US Pacific) / 1200 MDT (US Mountain) / 1300 CDT (US Central) / 1400 EDT (US East Coast) / 1800 GMT (UK) / 1900 CET (Central Europe). The link to join the meeting is https://nyit.zoom.us/j/92149349086 . Further details, including the agenda, can be found here.

January 30th 2024

• Click here to see the recording and notes from the sixth meeting.
• The next meeting (date/time to be confirmed) will be at a time to suit The Americas.

December 22nd 2023

• The next meeting will take place on Wednesday 24th January 2024 and will be chaired by Ruth Hamilton (University of Glasgow). The single 1-hour meeting will start at 0700 PST (US Pacific) / 1000 EST (US East Coast) / 1500 GMT (UK) / 1600 CET (Central Europe) / 2030 IST (India). The link to join the meeting is https://tuni.zoom.us/j/69135158946?pwd=NW1tQXIzbnMxbm45K1c4WmFvL2phdz09 . Further details, including the agenda, can be found here.

November 1st 2023

• Click here to see the recording and notes from the fifth meeting.
• The next meeting (date/time to be confirmed) will be at a time to suit Europe/Africa and will focus on finalising the protocol for the survey of international clinical eye tracker use.

September 20th 2023

• The next meeting will take place on Sunday 29th / Monday 30th October 2023  and will be chaired by Amanda Douglass (Deakin University). The single 1-hour meeting will start on Monday 30th October 2023 at 0630 IST (India) / 0900 (China / Western Australia) / 1000 JST (Japan) / 1200 AEDT (Eastern Australia) / 1400 NZDT (New Zealand); equivalent to Sunday 29th October at 1500 HST (Hawaii) / 1700 AKDT (Alaska) / 1800 PDT (US Pacific) / 1900 MDT (US Mountain) / 2000 CDT (US Central) / 2100 EDT (US East Coast). The link to join the meeting is https://deakin.zoom.us/j/83754434068?pwd=YUN6Ky9Fd3RacG1ZZU5TcHdLZlc0dz09 . Further details, including the agenda, can be found here.

August 24th 2023

• Click here to see the recording and notes from the fourth meeting.
• The next meeting (date/time to be confirmed) will be at a time to suit Asia/Australasia.

July 25th 2023

• The next meeting will take place on Thursday 24th August 2023 and will be chaired by Robert Alexander (New York Institute of Technology). The 1-hour meeting will start at 0900 HDT (Hawaii) / 1000 AKDT (Alaska) / 1100 PDT (US Pacific) / 1200 MDT (US Mountain) / 1300 CDT (US Central) / 1400 EDT (US East Coast) / 1900 BST (UK) / 2000 CEST (Central Europe). The link to join the meeting is https://nyit.zoom.us/j/92574349726?pwd=cWVpb3F1WUFxN2VrQkZRSEJoejUvdz09 . Further details, including the agenda, can be found here. This is the first meeting scheduled for the Americas region, and will focus on identifying professional clinical bodies to approach to characterise current international patterns of clinical eye tracker usage and expand ISCET membership. This should ensure that ISCET focuses on the clinical discipline(s) most in need of guidance while having representation from all disciplines.

July 5th 2023

• Click here to see the recording and notes from the third meeting.
• The next meeting (date/time to be confirmed) will be at a time to suit the Americas and will focus on identifying professional clinical bodies and approaching these to (a) determine current patterns of eye tracker usage and (b) expand ISCET membership.
• A collaborative document is available here to propose ideas for clinical disciplines, representative/professional bodies and relevant information to gather to properly document current clinical eye tracker usage worldwide.

June 7th 2023

• The next meeting will take place on Wednesday 5th July 2023 and will be chaired by Valldeflors Viñuela Navarro (Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya). The 1-hour meeting will start at 0700 PDT (US Pacific) / 1000 EDT (US East Coast) / 1500 BST (UK) / 1600 CEST (Central Europe) / 1930 IST (India). The link to join the meeting is https://cardiff.zoom.us/j/82097845373?pwd=NVNJZlVFeUE1WFhueDkxVkRXZFBHZz09 . Further details, including the agenda, can be found here. The focus of the meeting is to understand current worldwide clinical eye tracker usage in order to set priorities for ISCET standard development.

May 30th 2023

• Click here to see the recording and notes from the second meeting (May 30th 2023).
• The next meeting (date/time to be confirmed) will focus on determining the extent to which eye tracking is currently used in clinics across the world, and which patient group(s) would benefit most from standardised protocols. This should help identify the areas where the greatest impact can be had and provide a set of priorities against which ISCET standards can be developed.

May 2nd 2023

• The next meeting will take place on Tuesday May 30th 2023, to focus on the Indo-Pacific region. The 1-hour meeting will be held at 1800 NZST (New Zealand) / 1600 AEST (Eastern Australia) / 1500 JST (Japan) / 1200 (China / Western Australia) / 1130 IST (India) / 0800 CEST (Central Europe) / 0700 BST (UK) and will be chaired by Larry Abel (Deakin University). The link to join the meeting is https://deakin.zoom.us/j/89884335957?pwd=TzJmRlN3QmZ6SFcwM0VvSURtK3QyUT09 . Further details, including the agenda, can be found below.

March 1st 2023

• Click here to see the recording and notes from the initial meeting (March 1st 2023)
• As an interim solution to facilitate open discussion, a discussion mailing list has been set up. Please click here to sign up to the mailing list. Anyone can post to this list – this will act as an open forum for discussion and a means to receive updates directly.
• Details and timings of the second meeting (to focus on time zones inclusive of Australia, New Zealand, China, Japan) will be posted here once arranged.