Dr Andrew Logan is a senior lecturer in vision sciences at Glasgow Caledonian University, having previous held a lectureship at the University of Bradford. Andrew qualified as an optometrist in 2011 and completed his independent prescribing qualification in 2014. He holds a PhD in visual perception, for which he was awarded the George Giles postgraduate research prize by the College of Optometrists. Andrew’s undergraduate teaching is focussed upon ocular disease and pharmacology. At a postgraduate level, he provides lectures for higher qualification programmes, particularly in glaucoma and independent prescribing. In his research lab, Andrew works to develop new methods of assessing complex aspects of visual function, such as face recognition. Andrew is a registrant member of the GOC's education committee.