Imogen joined the group as an undergrad at Heriot-Watt, and started her PhD in October 2019. She is developing technology to track light as it travels in air – a process known as light-in-flight imaging.

Stirling joined the group in 2020. His PhD project is on data fusion approaches for high-speed tracking and identification of objects using 3D time-of-flight technology.

Alice joined the group as a PhD in January 2020. She is developing neural networks for increasing the resolution of 3D images. The technology she is developing could be used in your next mobile phone.

German is a visiting scholar from The University of Edinburgh. His PhD is on using high-speed single-photon detector array sensors for object detection. The technology he is developing could be used in the next generation of autonomous vehicles.

Max started his PhD in October 2018. He is developing optical networks for image identification at the single-photon level. This technology can be used in optical computation and quantum communication.