Vincent Daria

Dr Vincent Daria is a Distinguished Professor in the Department of PHY at The Australian National University. His research interests include optical manipulation, non-linear multi-photon processes, microscopy, holographic projection, phase contrast techniques, and neurophotonics. Dr. Daria earned his PhD in Applied Physics and developed expertise in biomedical optics, designing microscopes with structured illumination for multi-beam optical tweezers and non-linear microscopy. In 2007, he joined the Australian National University to establish a unique multi-photon microscope for probing neuronal circuits. His work involves ultrafast lasers, holographic technology, and fs-laser nanosurgery of cells.

Vincent Daria is a researcher at the Australian National University, specializing in Optics, Microscopy, Optical tweezers, and Neurophotonics. His work focuses on advancing optical manipulation techniques for biological and material applications. Daria's research includes developing dynamic optical tweezers for real-time micromanipulation of particles and living cells, as well as exploring quantum imaging and holographic light projection. His studies also involve neurophotonics, such as engineering neuronal networks and investigating TRPA1 expression in rodent cortex. These efforts aim to enhance precision in optical trapping, imaging, and photostimulation for both fundamental and applied research.