Happy to share my recent radio interview onĀ Arizona ScienceĀ with Prof. Leslie Tolbert!
We discussed how advances in optical imaging and nanophotonics are helping us improve medical diagnostics, disease monitoring, environmental monitoring, and nanoscale 3D printing.
Thanks toĀ AZPMĀ andĀ Leslie Tolbert for the thoughtful conversation!
Listen here:Ā https://originals.azpm.org/p/radio-azscience/2025/6/26/225299-seeing-the-tiniest-objects-in-the-human-body
Prof. McLeod is pleased to be named a Senior Member of the National Academy of Inventors. Please see the Tech Launch Arizona news article.
We recently received funding to begin two new projects: “Rapid prototyping of 3D nanostructures for multifunctional metasensing,” funded by Sony, and “FORWARD: FLOWER-based optical resonators for widely applicable reagent detection,” funded by the U.S. Army. We are grateful for the support we receive from all of our funders.
Our recent paper, “Ultra-high-Q free space coupling to microtoroid resonators” was the most downloaded paper in April 2024 in the journal Light: Science and Applications.
Congratulations to Colin Potter on receiving his PhD. He is going on to finish his medical school clerkship as part of his dual MD/PhD degree.
Congratulations Shriniketh, and great work on applying neural networks to lensfree imaging and classification!
Congratulations to Shriniketh Sreevatsan from our lab for winning an SPIE Optics and Photonics Education Scholarship!
Congratulations to MD/PhD student Colin Potter for winning a 2023-2024 ARCS Scholar Award from the Achievement Rewards for College Scientists Foundation!
Congratulations Jeffrey! This fellowship will provide Jeffrey with extra funds to travel to meetings and buy some materials and supplies for new projects!
We’re presenting an invited talk on “Low-Cost, Compact Protein Biomarker Sensors Based on Lens-Free Microscopy at the virtual Biophotonics Conference October 27, 2021.