Eldon Ng

Western University, Lawson Health Research Institute

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Eldon Ng is a researcher whose work centers on advancing optical imaging through turbid media, with a particular focus on angular domain imaging (ADI) and its application to three-dimensional tomography. His key contributions lie in developing and refining Angular Domain Optical Projection Tomography (ADOPT), a technique that uses silicon micro-tunnel arrays to selectively reject scattered photons, enabling clear projection images of attenuating targets hidden within scattering environments. Ng’s 2011 paper on three-dimensional ADOPT, cited 2 times, established a novel framework for volumetric reconstruction in challenging optical conditions. His earlier 2010 study, also with 2 citations, provided a critical analysis of how image contrast and resolution vary with target position in ADI systems, offering foundational insights for iterative tomographic reconstruction. Though his citation counts are modest, Ng’s work addresses a fundamental challenge in biomedical optics—imaging through tissue-like media—and contributes to the broader goal of non-invasive, high-resolution optical tomography. His research is particularly notable for its systematic approach to characterizing system performance, making it a valuable reference for students and engineers working on photon transport and scattering-based imaging techniques.