Researcher develops a non-invasive way to permanently correct vision
Could prove a better alternative for laser eye surgery
A Columbian engineering researcher has developed what he claims is a new, non-invasive way to permanently correct vision as an alternative to laser eye surgery. Sinisa Vukelic claims to have achieved...
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