People Involved
About Me
Matthew Panayiotou - I'm currently an undergraduate at UCL in my 3rd year of a BSc in "Physics with Medical Physics". Out of a very long list of available projects I chose this one partly because it sounded interesting and partly because it meant I'd be supervised by two members of the department whose commitment and patience in explaining things to me I have come to appreciate. As far as long term plans are concerned, this phrase from Goethe's Faust attributed as a favourite of the famous physicist Niels Bohr I believe sums it up... "What is the path? There is no path. On into the unknown"!
My Supervisors
Dr.
Adam Gibson (1st Supervisor) - Adam Gibson is a member
of the Biomedical Optics Research Laboratory in the Medical Physics Department
at UCL. His current work is in optical tomography, using the MONSTIR imaging
system. More information can be found on
his website.
Prof.
Jem Hebden (2nd Supervisor) - Jem Hebden is a member
of the Biomedical Optics Research Laboratory in the Medical Physics Department
at UCL. His research interests include optical imaging through turbulent
and dense random media, time-of-flight measurement and imaging applications,
development and application of Optical Tomography and medical and astronomical
imaging methods and systems. More information can be found on
his website.
Other contributors
Gilberto Branco for building the base of the holder, Louise Enfield for helping in processing the data and Roza Yusof for the use of her computer.