| Dr Alexis Bishop
| - Optical 2-D pressure sensors
- Photoacoustic imaging through scattering media
- Measurements using optical vortices
- Neutral helium microscopy
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| Dr Matthew Dimmock | - Modelling of X-ray and gamma-ray experiments from Synchrotron beam-lines to Compton cameras.
- Image reconstruction and image processing
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| Dr Scott Findlay
| - Developing new methods to determine the arrangement of atoms within materials using atom-sized electron beams
- Making better use of diffraction pattern information via novel detector geometries
- Imaging electromagnetic fields inside materials
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| Associate Professor Marcus Kitchen
| - Ultra low dose X-ray imaging
- Quantitative phase contrast X-ray imaging
- Phase retrieval
- Scatter-based imaging
- Physics of X-ray and gamma-ray image formation
- Structural and functional imaging for biomedical and diagnostic applications
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| Dr Amelia Liu
| - Glasses and amorphous materials
- Development of new diffraction-based methods for determining the structure of disordered materials
- Electron diffraction using sub-nanometre probes in the scanning/transmission electron microscope and small-angle x-ray diffraction using synchrotron sources
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 | Dr Kaye Morgan | - Synchrotron Phase Contrast X-ray imaging
- Fast, low-dose imaging to capture biological dynamics (e.g. testing new airway treatments)
- Quantitative phase retrieval
- X-ray darkfield imaging
- Moving synchrotron techniques into the laboratory
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| Professor Michael J. Morgan
| - Singular electron optics
- Experimental and theoretical electron vector tomography
- Inverse problems in imaging
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| Professor David Paganin
| - Optical physics using x-rays, electrons, light and matter waves
- Ghost imaging and optical coherence theory
- Singular optics: caustics, vortices, topological defects
- Phase retrieval and phase contrast imaging
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 | Dr Timothy Petersen
| - Electron phase retrieval experiments and theory.
- Singular light and electron imaging of phase vortices and diffraction catastrophes.
- Aberration-corrected electron microscope imaging.
- 3D electron vector tomography of magnetic fields from nano-particles
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 | Dr Imants Svalbe
| - Discrete tomography and digital imaging
- Creating zero-sum functions that yield empty projection data in N directions and building large maximally connected sets in N dimensions that have high auto-correlation and minimal cross correlations
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