Summary
Dr. Robert Murray received an M.Phys in Photonics from the University of Manchester in 2010, before moving to Imperial College London (ICL) to study for a PhD under the supervision of Prof. Roy Taylor in the Femtosecond Optics Group. His doctoral research was comprised of two main themes: parametric wavelength conversion in photonic crystal fibres for high-power spectrally tunable visible light generation, and high-average power chirped pulse fibre amplifier systems. He was awarded his PhD in June 2015 and is now working as a research associate in the Femtosecond Optics Group (ICL). His current research interests include high-average power pulsed and CW fibre amplifier systems, optical parametric sources in the mid-IR and visible frequency doubled fibre-based systems for imaging applications in super-resolution microscopy. Robert has recently been awarded an Imperial College Research Fellowship, due to start in October 2018.
Publications
Journals
Runcorn TH, Gorlitz FG, Murray RT, et al., 2018, Visible Raman-Shifted Fiber Lasers for Biophotonic Applications, Ieee Journal of Selected Topics in Quantum Electronics, Vol:24, ISSN:1077-260X
Runcorn TH, Murray RT, Taylor JR, 2018, Highly efficient nanosecond 560 nm source by SHG of a combined Yb-Raman fiber amplifier, Optics Express, Vol:26, ISSN:1094-4087, Pages:4440-4447
Conference
Murray RT, Runcorn TH, Kelleher EJR, et al., Mid-Infrared Difference Frequency-Generation with Synchronized Fiber Lasers, Advanced Solid State Lasers
Murray RT, Runcorn TH, Kelleher EJR, et al., Watt-level Nanosecond 589 nm Source by SHG of a Cascaded Raman Amplifier, Advanced Solid State Lasers 2016
Murray RT, Runcorn TH, Taylor JR, 2018, Fibre-based sources from the UV to mid-infrared