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December 18, 2023: Congratulations Dr. Allen!

Harry successfully defended his PhD in Biomedical Engineering (first one through Physics department) !Harry's PhD thesis, "Development and Application of a Multimodal Coherent Raman Scattering Microscope" has been nominated for a Carleton University Senate Medal.

Excellent work Harry!

 

2023 Invited Talks: Congratulations Sangeeta !

  • Sangeeta gave an invited talk on August 28th on the application of Raman spectroscopy for biodosimetry at the 17th International Congress for Radiation Research (ICRR) which happens once every four years. 
  • Sangeeta presented an invited talk on "New Approaches to detect low dose effects" at the Federal Nuclear Science and Technology (FNST) workshop organized by Atomic Energy of Canada Limited (AECL) in Ottawa on October 5th. 
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Fall 2023: LLAMPE Team is growing again!

Welcome to new medical physics graduate students Teresa Buragina and Parminder Riarh who will join the LLAMPE team! Teresa will start her MSc and Parminder will start his PhD (part-time).  

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Spring 2022 Funding success !

NSERC: Sangeeta renewed her Discovery Grant!

NSERC Alliance International Catalyst: to initiate collaborative research with Dr. Aidan Meade (TU Dublin), and Prof. Ganesh Sockalingum and Prof. Olivier Piot (U. Reims, France).

New Frontiers in Research Fund-Exploration (NFRF-E) grant; Sangeeta is the co-PI and  Rowan Thomson is the lead PI.

February 2022  Cristian's first research article published !

Congratulations Cristian for your IEEE I&M Magazine article; well done!

September 1, 2021  LAMPE lab team is growing!

We are very excited to welcome Justin who is starting his PhD and Connor continuing as a MSc student, both in Medical Physics in the LAMPE lab. Welcome aboard!

June 16, 2021   Our new article in Scientific Reports

Harry is the first author on our new article in "Label-free two-photon imaging of mitochondrial activity in murine macrophages stimulated with bacterial and viral ligands", a result of our successful multidisciplinary collaborative work. Congratulations Team!

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