AMCLabGearóid Mangan
Developed InFluence and studied how detector behaviour and electron fluence affect microscopy measurements.
Applications Scientist · Quantum Detectors
People
The researchers and software developers behind our work in microscopy, crystallography and image analysis.
GROUP LEAD
Dr Andrew Stewart
UCL Chemistry · TEM Facility Manager
Andrew’s research connects electron crystallography, coherent diffractive imaging and electron optics.
He leads AMCLab and manages the transmission electron microscopy facility in UCL Chemistry. His work combines microscopy experiments with simulation and open-source analysis, with a particular interest in extracting useful information from small crystals and beam-sensitive materials.
Alumni
Former group members and the research they contributed.
David Landers
Lead author of TEMGYM Basic and TEMGYM Advanced, including interactive microscope simulation, electron ray tracing and lens characterisation.
Eoin Walsh
Worked on automatic detection and measurement of nanoparticles in TEM images. His current research develops segmentation algorithms for three-dimensional and four-dimensional X-ray microtomography data.
Postdoctoral Fellow · Solid Mechanics, Lund University
Natalia da Silva de Sá
Investigated synthetic training data and Mask-RCNN for segmenting transmission electron microscopy images.
Gabriel Ing
Studied electron microscopy of biological molecules and developed SimpliPyTEM, a library and app for processing TEM images and in situ videos.
Technical Graduate, Developer Relations · InterSystems
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