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Dr. Paul A. BromileyNeuro-Image Analysis Centre, E-mail: paul.bromiley@man.ac.uk |
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About Me |
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I currently hold a University of Manchester Stepping Stones Fellowship in the Division of Imaging Science and Bio-medical Engineering at the University of Manchester. Prior to this I studied for my Ph.D. at the Mullard Space Science Laboratory, a department of University College London, where I worked on the development of adiabatic demagnetisation refrigerators for use on astronomical satellites. I also hold an M.A. in Natural Sciences (Physics and Theoretical Physics) from Cambridge University and an M.Sc. in Astrophysics from Queen Mary and Westfield College, University of London. |
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My Research |
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You can use the links on the left to visit our research centre ISBE (Imaging Science and Biomedical Engineering), and to find out about TINA, our research software environment. The publications area contains abstracts or full texts of my papers, together with my Ph.D. thesis. The reports area contains unpublished reports and how-to guides related to my work and our software. The work area contains descriptions of a few of the projects I have worked on at MSSL and NiAC. You can read about two novel adiabatic demagnetisation refrigerators I worked on during my Ph.D.: the micro ADR, a 10mK refrigerator intended for laboratory use, and the double ADR, a pre-prototype for a space-qualified ADR. There are also descriptions of machine vision algorithms I am working on, including non-parametric image subtraction and colour segmentation techniques. |
Last Updated: 11/11/2008.
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