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Come and test and train your brain to identify your limits and enhance your abilities. Whatever your sport or level, up your game, develop, your lucidity and enhance your stamina.

Romain Bordas, a neuroscience clinician, is a pioneer in the neurovision of sport and the improvement of brain performance through the visuo-cognitive axis.

🇫🇷 2006-2013 / Clermont-Ferrand, France

After graduating valedictorian from the University of Clermont-Ferrand, France, Romain Bordas qualifies as an ORTHOPTIST (= specialized in binocular vision). He is recruited as an orthoptist-trainer and researcher by the University Hospital of Gabriel Montpied and the Faculty of Medicine of Clermont-Ferrand.

He specializes in NEUROVISION and conducts scientific research into children’s learning disorders and disabilities (dyspraxia and dyslexia), brain injury and eye-tracking technology that records eye movements. He learns refractive techniques (optical corrections) and he is invited to develop the first neurovisual screening assessment protocol for high level athletes for ASM Clermont-Auvergne, a French Top 14 (League 1) rugby team.

🇨🇭 2013-2016 / Geneva, Switzerland

Romain is recruited by the largest private ophthalmology center in western Switzerland to work as an orthoptist-trainer for medical assistants in Geneva. He holds orthoptic consultations and continues his research in neurovision for use with patients with learning disorders, with athletes to improve their sports performance and in eye-tracking.

He is asked to create and develop the world’s first clinic specialized in cognitive science focused on the neurovisual approach to improve sports, professional and educational PERFORMANCE. He designs specific training protocols for Formula 1 and 2 drivers, elite hockey and soccer players, fighter pilots, astronauts, children with or without learning disorders, and, in addition, his work benefits the speed and quality of recovery after sport-related concussions.

🇺🇸 2016-2018 / Los Angeles, United States of America

Following the success of the clinic set up in Geneva, Romain is invited to create the same center in Los Angeles, California. He leads the project and works closely with NBA, NHL, NFL, ATP, WTA, MLB players… He also works with Hollywood producers and FBI agents to improve decision-making and lucidity when experiencing stress and suffering from fatigue.

He pursues his research in brain activation for several seasons at many Formula 1 Grand Prix events at sites across the USA, Mexico, Hungary, Spain, Monaco and Italy.

🇨🇭 2019-2021 / Lausanne, Switzerland

Romain goes on to develop a new clinic in Lausanne and successfully works on new protocols for athletes suffering from sport-related concussions and programs for children with attention deficits and/or learning disorders and diabilities.

He continues his work with Formula 1 drivers as well as hockey, rugby and football players. He also participates in brain activation sessions with skiers and motocross drivers on site at various stages of world championship events. He also spends several months designing custom-tailored training protocols with Swiss police and gendarmerie task force teams.

🇫🇷 2021 / Lyon, France

In 2021, in collaboration with the LOU Rugby medical team, he decided to create a next-generation laboratory integrating the latest neurostimulation technologies with two main areas of focus:

– PERFORMANCE: sports, academic, professional, well-being, and seniors,

– PATHOLOGY: sport related concussion and children or adults attention deficit disorders,
+ On-site brain activation

🇨🇭2026 / Geneva (Meyrin)

In 2026, in direct collaboration with the Health Lab and with the support of the Inartis Foundation, he is partnering with Dr. Benoit Dubuis (PhD), Dr. Michel Matter (MD), and Dr. Carmelo Bisognano (PhD) to develop a last generation laboratory to further his work in:

– PERFORMANCE: sports, academic, professional, well-being, and seniors,
– PATHOLOGY: sport related concussion and children or adults attention deficit disorders,
– CLINICAL RESEARCH: development of post-concussion equipment and protocols
+ On-site brain activation

Scientific Team

As part of its ongoing quest for clinical excellence, Neurovision Geneva works closely with a wide range of different partners to benefit from their expertise in their respective fields.

Research and technology is constantly evolving. The combination of our scientific team’s professional skills enables Neurovision S&P to remain at the cutting edge of innovation and to ensure that we make a constant contribution towards the improvement of our neurostimulation protocols.

Our references

We share privileged partnerships with key partners in their leading sectors.
These collaborations allow a long-term vision of the support of athletes and professionals, and benefit from a high level of cooperation with mutual access to the latest developments and innovations.