Victor Ochoa-Gutierrez
My research focus lies on multi-spectral imaging of the human retina and small rodents spinal cord for data inversion contained into spectral images to yield quantified chemical maps, hyperspectral analysis for non-invasive mapping of biomarkers; such as methaemoglobin, oxy and deoxy-haemoglobin, by using imaging and spectroscopy techniques for non-invasive multiplexed blood analysis. Research aimed for the creation of low-cost biomedical instrumentation and imaging applications for low resource settings and emergency situations, implementing light propagation Monte-Carlo modelling in the retina and tissues combined with analytical physical models.
Working in a multidisciplinary research team between the School of Engineering and the School of Physics & Astronomy, supervised by Professor Jonathan Cooper and Dr. Julien Reboud - Division of Biomedical Engineering and Professor Andrew Harvey - Imaging Concepts Group.
I’m quite active on Twitter @VictorJalil sharing events and activities related to my research in biomedical engineering and optics, especially in optics where I’m leading member of the University of Glasgow Optical Society @UofGOS with a great team of PhD colleagues across the University, preparing student conferences, webinars, outreach activities and more.
Contact Details
Tel: 0141-330-3235
Email: v.ochoa-gutierrez.1@research.gla.ac.uk
Room 246b, Kelvin Building,
University of Glasgow, Glasgow,
United Kingdom, G12 8QQ
Research Areas
- Computational Imaging
- Retinal Imaging
- Spectral Imaging
- Advanced biomedical imaging tools