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Dr. Matthias KAHK – Imperial College
Dr. Matthias KAHK – Imperial College

Education: Ph.D. in Material Science from Imperial College London. Research interests: atomic scale structures of wet interfaces, the role of electric fields in aqueous solutions. dbsjmk AT NUS.EDU.SG

SHEN Zhou – PhD candidate
SHEN Zhou – PhD candidate

Education: B.Sc in Physics, from Lanzhou University, China. Now he is studying for his Ph.D. degree in Physics at NUS. Research interests: complex systems, computational geometry shen_zhou AT U.NUS.EDU

Asawari CHOUDHARI – Research Assistant
Asawari CHOUDHARI – Research Assistant

Research assistant (2016) Education:  M.Sc. in Electronic Science from University of Pune, India. Research interests: the role of computing in education. dbsaac AT NUS.EDU.SG

Abhik DATTA – Research Fellow
Abhik DATTA – Research Fellow

Abhik DATTA Education: Ph.D. in Computer Science from Nanyang Technological University. Research interests:  computer vision and machine learning. dbsad AT NUS.EDU.SG

Colin TEO – Research Fellow
Colin TEO – Research Fellow

Colin TEO Education: Ph.D. in Physics from National University of Singapore. Research interests: quantum optics and quantum information. colin_teo AT NUS.EDU.SG

What are computational lenses?

Human visual perception is part-“eye” and part-“brain”. In the context of imaging, imaging algorithms form the brain of our optical instruments. In doing so, these algorithms can help us measure instead of merely see.

High-throughput detectors and efficient computation have enabled us to create computational versions of physical lenses. These computational lenses are capable of imaging very small objects in noisy and challenging situations, often beyond the designed capabilities of their physical counterparts. For example, we are able to augment the functions of computational lenses by inserting known prior knowledge about the capabilities of the underlying optics and/or characteristics of the specimen under study. Our group pushes and helps define the capabilities of such computational lenses.

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