An injectable biomaterial enacted by pulses of low-energy blue light has gigantic potential for on-the-spot fixation to the domed external layer of the eye, a group of College of Ottawa scientists and their colleagues have uncovered. Directed by a biomimetic plan—development motivated commonly—the multidisciplinary specialists' convincing outcomes demonstrate the way that a clever light-enacted material can be utilized to reshape and thicken harmed corneal tissue, really advancing mending and recuperation. This innovation is a likely major advantage in corneal fixation; a huge number of individuals across the globe experience the ill effects of corneal sicknesses, and only a small portion