Research Programme in Applied Optics

The Group was founded in October 2002 and the research programme is still being developed. We welcome input from industry and other “end users” of our research, and are always keen to consider new projects and research directions in the general area of applied optics and imaging science.

Current projects include:

• Adaptive Optics in Strong Turbulence (Ruth Mackey , Kevin Murphy)

• Deep UV Photolithography (Arlene Smith)

• Effects of higher-order ocular aberrations on vision (Eugenie Dalimier)

• Measurement of macular pigment optical density (Andrew O'Brien)

• Temporal Dynamics and Statistical Characteristics of the Microfluctuations of Ocular Accommodation (Conor Leahy, Charles Leroux)

• High Numerical Aperture Optics (Oscar Rodriguez)

•Virtual Wavefront Sensor Concept (Alexander Goncharov)

•Adaptive Eye Model (Alexander Goncharov)

• Measurement of Aberrations in the Human Eye (Maciej Nowakowski)

• New Approaches to Multi-Conjugate Adaptive Optics Telescopes (Thomas Farrell)

•An Adaptive Optics System for Retinal Imaging using a Pyramid Wavefront Sensor (Dr. Liz Daly, Sabine Chiesa)

• Visualising Retinal Phase Structures (Eric Logean)

• Optical characterisation of small, non-sperical particles (Dr. Karine Chamaillard)

• Quantifying retinal blood supply during increased intraocular pressure (Dr. Dirk De Brouwere)

 

Previous Projects

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