Dr Graeme Johnstone

Research Associate

Institute of Photonics

Personal statement

I'm a postdoctoral researcher in the nanobiophotonics group. My main project is the construction and development of a STED microscope in the physics department, with a plan to use the microscope to image nanodiamonds in biological samples. Nitrogen vacancies in the nanodiamonds can react to electric and magnetic potentials in the sample, allowing the detection of such fields from biological processes within the cells.

Publications

Efficient reconstruction of low photon count images from a high speed camera: Johnstone Graeme E, Herrnsdorf Johannes, Dawson Martin D, Strain Michael J; Photonics Vol 10 (2022); https://doi.org/10.3390/photonics10010010
Using an autocollimator to align 4f systems: Johnstone Graeme, Patton Brian; (2022); https://doi.org/10.1242/focalplane.11048
Nanodiamonds enable adaptive-optics enhanced, super-resolution, two-photon excitation microscopy: Johnstone Graeme E, Cairns Gemma S, Patton Brian R; Royal Society Open Science Vol 6 (2019); https://doi.org/10.1098/rsos.190589
Nanodiamonds and adaptive optics for deep tissue super-resolution microscopy: Johnstone Graeme; RMS Frontiers in Bioimaging 2018 (2018)
Towards using nanodiamonds for deep tissue microscopy: Johnstone Graeme; 18th European Light Microscopy Initiative Meeting 2018 (2018)

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Professional activities

Nanodiamonds for adaptive optics enhanced two photon excitation microscopy: Speaker; 9/7/2019
Superresolution microscopy and adaptive optics for deep tissue microscopy using nanodiamonds: Speaker; 2/7/2019
RMS Frontiers in Bioimaging 2018: Speaker; 27/6/2018

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Projects

IBIN Pump Priming Collaboration - Nanodiamond Functionalisation: Johnstone, Graeme (Principal Investigator); 09-Jan-2019 - 15-Jan-2019

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Address

Institute of Photonics
Technology Innovation Centre

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