European Industrial Doctorate

University of KentCanterbury, United Kingdom

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Program Details

Degree
PhD
Major
Optical Engineering
Area of study
Engineering
Course Language
English

Program Overview

European Industrial Doctorate

UBAPHODESA Ultrawide BAndwidth PHOtonics DEvices, Sources and Applications

The Applied Optics Group managed a European Industrial Doctorate in collaboration with NKT Photonics and several associated partners.


Project Details

The project, UBAPHODESA, focused on Ultrawide BAndwidth PHOtonics DEvices, Sources and Applications. Full details of the project are available, highlighting its objectives, scope, and outcomes.


Marie Curie Fellows

Five Marie Curie Fellows were employed by the project, working towards their PhDs:


  • Magalie Bondu
  • Sophie Cajoulle
  • Catherine Chin
  • Felix Fleischhauer
  • Michael Maria

Research Areas

The European Industrial Doctorate covered various research areas, including:


  • Ultrawide bandwidth photonics
  • Devices and sources
  • Applications of photonics

Related Research Projects

Other research projects in the Applied Optics Group include:


  • 5DHiResE: 5-Dimensional High-Resolution non-invasive assessment of mammalian Embryos
  • REBOT: Robotic endobronchial optical tomography
  • OCT on a smartphone
  • Endoscopic and needle microscopes
  • Proof of concept award for OCT/Raman
  • OCT for endoscopic laryngeal cancer screening
  • ERC Advanced Grant: Combined time domain and spectral domain coherence gating for imaging and biosensing
  • OCT for embryology
  • Marie Curie Doctoral School
  • European industrial doctorate
  • OCT for forensic sciences

University and Group Information

The Applied Optics Group is part of the University of Kent, located in Canterbury, Kent, CT2 7NZ. The university offers various courses, research opportunities, and facilities for students and staff.


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About University

University of Kent


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The University of Kent is a public research university located in Canterbury, Kent, England. It is known for its commitment to ambition and providing a supportive environment for students to thrive.


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