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Optical physics

Optical physics

A gateway to the biological world

15 Jun 2017 Margaret Harris
Taken from the 2017 Physics World Focus on Optics and Photonics

Gail McConnell is an optical physicist at the University of Strathclyde who develops novel optical systems for biomedical imaging. She spoke to Margaret Harris about her recent research and some of the challenges in the field

Seeing clearly: Gail McConnell How did you get into biomedical optics? After I did my first degree

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