Dr Harry Penketh

I am currently working in Euan Hendry's THz group, developing computational imaging systems at T/GHz frequencies. Using computational techniques to turn available single element detectors into super-resolution cameras, my research focuses on how these new cameras can be applied to biomedical imaging problems such as cancer detection.

I have previously worked as a Postdoctoral Research Fellow for Jacopo Bertolotti. This work concerned the study of speckle correlations for imaging using multimode fibres.

Prior to this my PhD research project was supervised by Jacopo Bertolotti and Bill Barnes at the University of Exeter (2016-2020). This project entitled "Control of white light emission for illumination and imaging" was sponsored by Dyson and involved the design and characterisation of novel lighting technologies.

I graduated from the University of Exeter with an MPhys in Physics in 2016. My Master's research project involved exploiting speckle correlations to image using scattered light. This project was supervised by Jacopo Bertolotti.