Current Members
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Dr. David R. Selviah |
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David R. Selviah (M’01) born in England, UK received the BA degree and MA degree in physics and theoretical physics in 1980 and 1984 respectively and the PhD degree in photonic engineering in 2009 from Trinity College, Cambridge University, Cambridge. UK. He served internships at the Royal Aircraft Establishment, UK, Texas Instruments, UK and CERN, Switzerland. From 1980 to 1983, he was with the Allen Clark Research Center, Plessey (Caswell) Ltd., UK (now Oclaro). From 1983-1986, he was with the Department of Engineering Science, Oxford University, UK. He is currently a Reader in Optical Devices, Interconnects, Algorithms and Systems in the Optical Devices and Systems Laboratory of the Photonics Research Group in the Electronic and Electrical Engineering Department at University College London, London, UCL. He serves as a consultant for UCL and VorteQ Consulting. He is the author of many published articles, keynote presentations and patents. His research is generally carried out in collaboration with international companies and universities. His current research interests include multimode polymer optical waveguides, fibers and connectors for high bit rate communication in data centers, dispersion in single and multimode optical fibers, silicon photonic DFB lasers, signal processing, image processing, pattern recognition, big data analysis, cloud computing, 3D Lidar and photogrammetry, 3D track classification, stimulation and monitoring neural behavior, data analysis for distributed acoustic sensors in oil and gas wells. Dr Selviah is a member of the Institute of Physics, Optical Society of America, European Optical Society and is a Chartered Physicist and Chartered Scientist. He represents the UK on the International Electrotechnical Commission Standards committees IEC TC86, SC86 WG4, SC86 WG6 and JWG9 covering optical fiber connectors, attenuation measurement techniques and optical circuit boards. |
PhD Students |
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Kishan Lachhani |
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Ruicen Tao |
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Jifang Duan |
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Jifang was born in Beijing, China. She got her bachelor degree of science in 2013 both in Wuhan University and Claude-Bernard Lyon 1 University, specialised in Electronic and Electrical Engineering. In November 2013, she began her PhD studies in the Photonic research group of UCL EE department. She is currently working under the supervision of Dr David R. Selviah on the project of 3D object recognition and big data analysis. |
Nafiseh Vahabi |
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Received her MEng degree in Computer Science With Artificial Intelligence from Electronics and Computer Engineering department at University of Southampton, UK, in 2013. Then,she joined Imperial College London, UK, and received her master degree (MRes) in Medical Robotics and Image Guided Intervention in 2014. Nafiseh was awarded the scholorship from Engineering and Physical Science Research Council (EPSRC) to pursue her PhD in Electronic and Electrical Engineering Department at University College London,UK, at 2014. She is in her second year of her research and her main research interest focused on Image processing, Signal processing and Machine learning. |
Zihui Zhang |
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Zihui graduated from Tianjin University with a BEng in precision instrumentation with an exchange term in Nanyang Technical University. She joined the UCL-Cambridge Centre for Doctoral Training in Integrated Photonic and Electronic Systems, and completed her MRes degree in Integrated Photonic and Electronic Systems in 2015 with distinction. Her MRes research projects included high resolution 3D image recording and display (UCL), and rapid particle tracking using light sheet microscopy (Cambridge). In Oct. 2015, she started her PhD in the “Optical Devices and Systems Laboratory” research group in collaboration with the Wolfson Institute for Biomedical Research. She is currently working under the supervision of Dr. David Selviah and Professor Michael Hausser on all-optical manipulation and recording of neural circuit activities using two-photon scanning microscopy. |
Jiayu Pan |
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Jiayu Pan, born in Zhejiang, China, received his BA degree in Electrical Engineering from ECUST (East China University of Science and Technology) China, and from Fachhochschule Luebeck, Germany. Later he attained his MA in Wireless and Optical Communication from University College London by 2013.
Now Mr Pan works as a first year PhD student in Electrical and Electronic Department, University College London, under supervision of Dr David Selviah. At the moment, his research focuses on 3D model reconstruction from LiDAR data, occlusion detection, and 3D pattern recognition. |
Eleni Bohacek |
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MSci, MRes Eleni was born in Surrey and educated in Kent, United Kingdom. She graduated with a first class degree in Earth Sciences from University College London in 2014, with a specialism in Planetary Science. Currently Eleni is a member of the UCL-Cambridge Centre for Doctoral Training in Integrated Photonic and Electronic Systems, and completed her MRes degree in Integrated Photonic and Electronic Systems in 2015. Her MRes research projects included simulations of lasers for a space based interferometer, and the characterisation of inhomogeneities in InGaN-based light emitting diodes. In October 2015, she began her PhD studies in the “Optical Devices and Systems Laboratory” research group in collaboration with the Mullard Space Science Laboratory. She is currently working under the supervision of Dr David Selviah and Professor Andrew Coates on novel 3D image processing algorithms for data from the cameras on board the European Space Agency 2018 ExoMars Rover. |