Dr Eve Martin is a clinician-scientist specialising in precision medicine and ocular disease, with extensive experience bridging biophysics, optometry/ophthalmology, and public health. Her work focuses on advancing non-invasive ocular biomarker science to improve early detection and management of systemic diseases through accessible, technology-driven innovation.

Trained in Biophysics and Medical Physics at the University of California, Berkeley, Dr Martin brings rigorous analytical skills and a translational research mindset. Add Ocular Disease, Optometry, and several advanced clinical and therapeutic qualifications across Population Health, Glaucoma Management, Communications, Ocular Therapeutics, along with a Master of Public Health. Her academic and professional trajectory integrates deep clinical experience with systems-level understanding, making her uniquely positioned to lead cross-disciplinary health research.

Within the UWA Medical School, Dr Martin is part of a collaborative research team that harnesses multimodal ocular imaging, advanced visualization, and artificial intelligence to investigate subclinical vascular dysregulation associated with hypertension onset. Her ongoing projects aim to validate and deploy ocular imaging as a scalable, non-invasive biomarker platform for population health screening and disease prevention.