Lyndon Jones

Lyndon Jones is an Adjunct Professor in the Department of Chemical Engineering at McMaster University. He is a leading expert in biomaterials for ophthalmic applications, with a focus on contact lens technology, dry eye disease, and ocular drug delivery systems. His research spans

• material science for ocular devices
• in vitro ocular models
• biocompatibility testing
• protein and lipid deposition dynamics

on contact lenses.

His scholarly work highlights trends in

• 3D printing for ophthalmic devices
• nanoparticle-based drug delivery
• microbial adhesion mechanisms
• environmental impact on tear film stability

. His publications emphasize improving diagnostic methodologies and therapeutic interventions for ocular surface disorders.

Lyndon Jones has contributed extensively to evidence-based clinical guidelines through leadership roles in initiatives like TFOS (Tear Film & Ocular Surface Society) and BCLA (British Contact Lens Association) CLEAR (Contact Lens Evidence-Based Academic Reports) projects. His collaborations bridge engineering and clinical optometry, addressing challenges in contact lens wear, presbyopia correction, and myopia management.