I am part of a team developing endoscopes that enable minimally-invasive access for surgeons in complex ENT cases, and to improve outcomes for the patient.

At the Hamlyn Centre and Department of Surgery and Cancer at Imperial College London, I developed biophotonic imaging tools to enhance clinicians' diagnostic capabilities during minimally invasive investigations. This included spectral imaging techniques, polarisation-resolved imaging, and structured illumination for 3D reconstruction. Clinical applications included colonic polyp assessment, tissue oxygenation measurement during bowel surgery and organ perfusion during transplant surgery.

Based at the Department of Clinical and Experimental Medicine at Linköping University Hospital. High frequency imaging of gold implants for treatment of psoriasis; optical polarisation imaging of skin's allergic 'wheal and flare' response.