Author Archives: Steven Graham Adie

Jeff and Gav’s paper, Emerging Approaches for High-Resolution Imaging of Tissue Biomechanics with Optical Coherence Elastography, has been accepted for publication in the IEEE Journal of Selected Topics in Quantum Electronics! Congrats to all co-authors…this is the group’s first journal … Continue reading →

The new paper, Computational high-resolution optical imaging of the living human retina, demonstrates OCT imaging of human retinal photoreceptor cells without the need for hardware adaptive optics (HAO).  Retinal imaging, the primary application of OCT, can be significantly improved through the use of … Continue reading →

Prof. Adie’s talk at ECI Advances in Optics for Biotechnology, Medicine, and Surgery XIV, was entitled Computed Optical Coherence Tomography of Biological Tissues and Cells. In addition to cutting-edge science presented by leading researchers around the world, providing a glimpse into the … Continue reading →

Congrats to Yuan Yao, who took out the overall first place across all ECE M.Eng posters, and the winner of the Electronic Devices & Materials category!  Her project is a collaboration with Prof. Amit Lal’s SONICMEMS group.  Yuan’s poster was entitled … Continue reading →

Gav has made significant contributions to the setup of our OCT systems, the development of our control software, as well as to getting the group’s cell culture capabilities up and running.  As Lab Manager, Gav’s service to the group will help … Continue reading →

Jeff is an ECE PhD student who has a B.S. in Engineering Sciences from Harvard University, with an emphasis on bioengineering and signal processing.  His research in the group is focused on computational image formation methods for OCT and applications to … Continue reading →

The group welcomes Gavrielle Untracht, an Applied and Engineering student who just completed her Masters.

The talk, entitled “Acoustic radiation force optical coherence elastography (ARF-OCE) of phantoms and biological tissues based on focused ultrasound excitation”, presented work begun during Dr. Adie’s postdoc at UIUC, and included contributions from Sri Nivas Chandrasekaran in the Adie Lab.

The group welcomes Ramin Jafari, the first PhD student in the group! Ramin joins us with a Masters in ECE, and is interested in signal and image processing for OCT-based cancer research