Regular biography
Matthew Roy Foreman is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering at Nanyang Technological University. His research interests include optical scattering, polarisation imaging, micro and nano-resonators, and plasmonic and photonic sensors. He can be contacted via email at matthew.foreman@ntu.edu.sg or through his profile page at https://dr.ntu.edu.sg/entities/person/Matthew-Foreman. His office is located in Room S1 B1C 77.
Scholar-generated biography
Matthew R. Foreman is a researcher specializing in optics, plasmonics, sensing, polarisation imaging, and information theory. His work focuses on developing advanced optical sensing techniques, such as whispering gallery mode sensors and label-free biosensors, for detecting molecular interactions. He explores plasmonic metasurfaces for spectropolarimetry and employs computational methods in vectorial imaging to enhance polarization state reconstruction. His research also includes Brillouin imaging, Stokes polarimetry, and polarization-resolved second harmonic generation microscopy to study molecular structure and orientation. Foreman's contributions span both theoretical and experimental approaches to optical sensing and information processing.