Nicolas Fontaine

Nicolas Fontaine is a Professor at the School of Optometry, University of Montreal. He holds an OD (Doctor of Optometry) and an MSc in Biomedical Sciences. He is responsible for the clinical modules in aniséiconie and academic oversight of the optical services module. His research focuses on optical design of ophthalmic corrections for ametropias, spatial perception, binocular vision, and ocular optics with an emphasis on wavefront aberrations and retinal image quality.

• Education:
• Doctor of Optometry (OD)
• MSc in Biomedical Sciences
• Teaching:
• Courses: Ophthalmic Lenses Analysis (OPM-1251), Multifocal and Specialty Lenses (OPM-2251), Ophthalmic Aberrations (OPM-2253), Optometric Prescribing (OPM-3153)

His research explores how correction parameters influence spatial perception and binocular vision dynamics. He has supervised a master's thesis on peripheral axial length and refraction relationships in myopes.