Imaging

We are constantly applying ourselves to the generation of novel methodologies, hardware and processing techniques for enhanced image formation. Research is focussed to improve spatial and temporal resolution, acquiring data from a wide range of processes and is applied acoss a broad variety of specimens.

People

Dirk Aarts

Professor of Chemistry

We are working in soft condensed matter with a focus on the phase, interface and flow behaviour of colloidal particles.

Harry Anderson FRS

Professor of Chemistry

Our group does research in the areas of molecular materials synthesis, supramolecular chemistry, molecular recognition, polymers and dyes.

Richard Berry

Associate Professor of Physics

My research is focused on rotary molecular motors, in particular the Bacterial Flagellar Motor, which is a rotary molecular engine powered by the flow of ions across the inner, or cytoplasmic, membrane of a bacterial cell envelope.

Martin Booth

Professor of Electrical Engineering

My research interests lie in the theory and practice of dynamic optics, particularly the use of adaptive optical elements in high resolution microscopy and ultrafast laser fabrication.

Robin Cleveland

Professor of Engineering Science

My research is in the area of acoustics, primarily focused on biomedical acoustics with applications in both diagnostics and therapeutics.

Stuart Conway

Professor of Organic Chemistry

The focus of our research is the development of selective molecular probes to enable investigation of certain biological systems.

Jason Davis

Professor in Chemistry and University Reader

Our research bridges fundamental chemistry with real-world application, with a growing focus on translational diagnostics and molecular sensing.

Nigel Emptage

Professor of Pharmacology

Our research in neuroscience is supported by the development of novel optical imaging tools, particularly through high resolution microscopy.

Doug Higgs

Emeritus Professor, Consultant Physician

We use state-of-the-art laboratory and computational approaches to understand how mammalian genes are switched on and off during development and differentiation and how this goes awry in human genetic diseases.

Felix Hofmann