If you work in a hardware lab then you will probably have encountered LabVIEW, the programming language from National Instruments. It is something of an … Read more
Ending the year at BICOP
Rather than letting the year fizzle out, I chose to again spend the last few days before the Christmas break at the the British and … Read more
Bringing Biomedical Optics to the Kent Physics Centre
There is a fabulous initiative at the University of Kent called the ‘Kent Physics Centre’, a series of monthly (ish) evening talks covering all aspects … Read more
Focusing on Fruit
I made a short and rather unusual research trip recently to attend Fruit Focus, an industry event for the fruit industry in the UK. This … Read more
Where Optics Meets Robotics
This is a copy of a piece I wrote for the Physics & Astronomy Student Newsletter at the University of Kent. If you’re mildly … Read more
LP Modes in Python
A few years back I uploaded a collection of Matlab scripts to MathWorks that allowed for solving LP modes for step-index fibres. For those who … Read more
We’ve released ImageDisplayQT.
We’ve released ImageDisplayQT. This is an important part of our in-house GUI that we use with the various imaging and microscopy systems in my lab. … Read more
PyFibreBundle – python package for fibre bundle imaging
Meeting a goal for 2022, (just!) we have the first stable release of PyFibreBundle now available for download. This is a Python package for working … Read more
Holographic microscopy through fibre bundles
I have a new paper out in Applied Optics. This is a very unusual single-author paper – it’s something I’ve been working on whenever I … Read more
End of summer update
Today was the last quiet day on campus before the freshers descend on Canterbury for Arrivals Weekend. A particular welcome to the 120 or so … Read more









