Previously worked as a Postdoctoral Research Associate and Imperial College Research Fellow across the Departments of Chemistry, Computing, and Medicine at Imperial
Conducted diverse projects including: development of novel endoscopic instruments for cancer diagnosis; fluorescence lifetime imaging of protocells, amyloid materials, and E. coli using viscosity-sensitive dyes; Raman spectroscopy for early infection diagnostics; and fabrication of optical feedback mechanisms in microscale surgical robots
Appointed Lecturer (Assistant Professor) at the Hamlyn Centre in 2018
Leads the Clinical Photonics Lab
Collaborates with numerous academic and industrial researchers locally and internationally