Author: Michael Hughes

We recently published one of the final pieces of work I carried out at Imperial College in the journal Transactions on Biomedical Engineering. The paper, which … Read more

This month, I started work on my recently awarded grant from the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council. The project is called “Ultrathin fluorescence microscope … Read more

One of the admin tasks I volunteered for soon after joining Kent was to do some work on the Applied Optics Group website. While the … Read more

We recently hosted a one-day Image-Guided Therapies Network meeting in the impressive surroundings of Darwin College Conference Suite at the Eastern end of the campus. … Read more

After a long period of writing and revision, our output from a Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation project on ‘Optical Biopsy of the Gut’ is … Read more

A very warm welcome to Andrew Thrapp who has joined the Applied Optics Group as a PhD student, supervised by me. Andy is joining us … Read more

Over the last few days the Applied Optics Group hosted the 2nd Canterbury Conference on OCT in the maze of Rutherford College. The conference was … Read more

A few days ago I attended a day of the Hamlyn Symposium on Medical Robotics in London. This is an annual conference organised by the Research … Read more

A new paper is out based on work done while I was at the Hamlyn Centre, Imperial College. This work was led by Siyang Zuo, … Read more

A joint publication between my old and new group has just appeared in the Robotics and Automation Magazine: From Macro to Micro: Autonomous Multiscale Image … Read more