Inventor of the adaptive optic system
I am a Senior Research Scientist specialising in Microsystems and Polymers in the Applied Technologies team. An intriguing aspect of my work involves exploring the diverse applications of ultrasound beyond pregnancy scans. Ultrasound has proven invaluable in imaging organs like hearts and livers, as well as examining structural concrete and transmission lines. Currently, we are actively researching developments using ultrasound not only for imaging but also for treating disease and medical conditions.
I draw inspiration from Richard Feynman, a renowned physicist known for his exceptional ability to simplify complex scientific concepts and make them accessible to everyone. His dedication to teaching and explaining intricate theories in a relatable manner is something I work hard to emulate in my own work.
Throughout my career, I have had the privilege of contributing to groundbreaking innovations. Notably, I am the inventor of the adaptive optic system, a vital component in modern extreme-ultraviolet lithography systems. This technology has significantly advanced the field of lithography, enabling the production of intricate and high-resolution microstructures.