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Application of ultrafast lasers to time gated 2-d and 3-d imaging through turbid media including biologic tissue

Objective



Time - gated holography is a fast growing research field of Optical Imaging with important biomedical applications.The proposed research project presents a high potential in the future of the applicability of time - gated holography technique to biomedical imaging. This project is aiming to provide training and promote innovation towards imaging through turbid media, as well as the development of ultrafast lasers. In a first phase the project is concerned witl the building of a prototype apparatus, based on the time - gated holography technique, and evaluate it in a clinical environment. Parallel work will be done towards the development of a compact all-solid-state diode-pumped laser for the use of the apparatus. A further target is to investigate novel aspects related to imaging through thicker tissues.
The image technology that is proposed represents an important potential application of laser systems and imaging expertise.

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Imperial College of Science Technology and Medicine
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