Correlative light and electron microscopy (CLEM) images obtained by ImPhys PhD Ryan Lane and others in the Hoogenboom lab have been selected as illustrative material accompanying NWO Dutch Biophysics communication.

Juancito will help to engineer periodic assemblies of gas vesicles (called phononic crystals) that, if successful, could serve as improved contrast agents for functional ultrasound imaging or be used in 3D ultrasound imaging. His supervisor is David Maresca

Eva Scherders will work on the joint inversion of acoustic and electromagnetic wavefields for subsurface imaging. The goal is to create an adequate image processing algorithm that benefits from using the two types of wavefields. Her supervisor is Koen van Dongen.

Tan's project is about how ultrasound works in detecting brain activity. The project explores transcranial functional shear wave elastography which images neuromechanical coupling effects by shear waves. His supervisor is David Maresca.

Enya Berrevoets will work on the project: ‘Localisation microscopy in a Rescan setup”. Bernd Rieger will be her supervisor.

Ramón Parchen will work on the project: ‘Image Analysis to characterize structure for “genome in a box”. His supervisor is Bernd Rieger.

The Dutch Magazine for Physics (NTvN) published an article about the research of Freek Pols. He is developing and testing a learning track in order to increase the limited learning yield of practicals.

Yabin Wang is a master student from 3me faculty. He will join the LINX project in the coming academic year for his master thesis project. His topic will be studying the influence of the partial coherence effects on ptychography reconstruction. These effects involve source extension, mechanical instability, and the presence of multiple harmonics (wavelengths).

Jialing Zou is a master student from 3me faculty. She will join the LINX project in the coming academic year for her master thesis project. Her topic will be extending the ptychography in reflection geometry from 2D to 3D using multi-slice approach and RCWA method

As of May 2021, Iman Esmaeil Zadeh has been appointed as assistant professor in Optics research group. Dr. Esmaeil Zadeh has authored more than 25 peer-reviewed journal papers and has more than ten years of experience on the design, nano-fabrication, and characterization of photonic devices, superconducting detectors and the integration of semiconducting devices in photonic structures.