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Frits
de Mul F.F.M.
de Mul ( DeMul ) ...-2003: University of Twente, (UHD, Assoc.Prof.;
retired 2003) Department Applied Physics, Enschede, the Netherlands ·
Courses (theoretical and practical) ·
Research/development, research group Biomedical Optics, (also in Biomedical
Technology Institute (BMTI/MIRA). 2003-2008: (while retired) Parttime at University
of Groningen, Faculty
of Medicine, Department of Biomedical Engineering
(BMSA/Kolff Institute), University Medical Center
Groningen (UMCG), Groningen, the Netherlands 2008-2010 : (while retired) Parttime at
ZiekenhuisGroep Twente ZGT (Hospitals
Group Twente; Almelo/Hengelo) : Dept. of
Clinical Physics , Almelo/Hengelo,
the Netherlands 2010-... : (while retired) Parttime at Medphys Software & Services , support for
Biomedical / Clinical Physicists with software, courses and advices . email: ffmdemul**gmail.com (replace ** with the
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Courses presented at University Twente: ·
electricity
and magnetism, electromagnetism, course material, fields, potentials,
currents, electromagnetic waves, Franklin, Coulomb, Galvani, Volta, Laplace,
Earnshaw, Gauss, Stokes, Oersted, Ampère, Faraday, induction, Maxwell,
Helmholtz, Lorentz, Hertz, Millikan, Poynting, ·
radiation physics and protection, course material, radioactive
decay, physical interactions, instrumentation, biological damage, risks,
limits, laws, contamination, ingestion and inhalation, laboratory design,
permissions for transport and for application of radionuclides in hospitals, (courses for
national certificates Radiation Protection Expertise levels 3, 4, 5), ·
biomedical optics: electromagnetic scattering theories, scattering by
particles and dielectric volumes; Dipole / Rayleigh / Mie / Raman scattering,
light sources, detection physics, applied to Biomedical Optics (light scattering in tissue, laser-Doppler
velocimetry etc.). ·
dynamics and kinematics: Newton laws,
kinematic trajectories, translations, rotations, Coriolis effects,
astronomical trajectories, vibrations and (harmonic) waves. ·
opto-electronics (with R. Kooyman)
: light modulation, birefringe, non-linear optics,
luminescence, semiconductor lasers, photon detectors, waveguides, fibers, Fourier Optics and filtering, ·
adventurous
problem solving of mathematical/physical problems:
applied to electromagnetism, distributed charge and current integrations.
Research
and development: (research group: Biomedical Optics) ·
light scattering and
absorption, light transport, turbid media, skin, tissue, inclusions, reflection,
transmission, ultrahigh frequency modulation, Monte-Carlo simulations, layer
systems, Raman scattering, fluorescence, polarimetry, red infrared diode
lasers, ·
laser-Doppler
monitoring and imaging, blood vessels, microcirculation,
perfusion, flowmetry, instrument design, diode lasers, ·
biomedical
optics, instrument design, light scattering in tissue, absorption,
laser-Doppler, glucose sensing, post-occlusive reactive hyperemia,
iontophoresis, oximetry, modelling, ·
photo-acoustics, monitoring and imaging, blood vessels, tissue structure,
photoacoustic mammography, ·
vocal folds imaging : depth kymography, 3D-imaging and numerical simulations of
3D-movements of human vocal folds, ·
(previously) Raman (micro)spectroscopy of biological molecules (cells, DNA, etc.): SERS, CARS,
monitoring and imaging, instrument development
Publications: see:
List of publications
(pdf) Available software, videos and presentations: see home screen |
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