Optics Student, Medical Physics Research

In summary, an optics student in the field of medical physics research focuses on studying the properties of light and its interactions with matter to develop technologies and techniques for medical imaging, diagnosis, and treatment. This involves understanding the principles of optics, such as refraction and diffraction, and applying them to medical applications. Optics students in medical physics research play a crucial role in advancing medical technology and improving patient care through their specialized knowledge and skills.
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Optics Masters student doing research in Biomedical Imaging and interested in studying COMSOL Multiphysics to model light propagation through tissues
 
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