Martin Booth

Martin Booth is a Statutory Professor of Electrical Engineering at the University of Oxford, affiliated with the Department of Engineering Science. He holds a Fellowship at St Hugh's College and is also a College Lecturership holder at Lincoln College. His research focuses on the development of dynamic optical methods for applications in biomedical imaging, laser-based manufacturing, and photonics. His work includes adaptive optics for microscopy, superresolution microscopy, and diamond photonics. He was appointed as the Department’s Statutory Professor of Electrical Engineering and Chair in Optical and Photonic Engineering in 2023.

Martin Booth is a researcher in the Department of Engineering Science at the University of Oxford, specializing in optics, microscopy, laser fabrication, and adaptive optics. His work focuses on improving imaging techniques through adaptive optical methods, enabling high-resolution and aberration-free imaging in biological and material sciences. He has contributed significantly to the development of adaptive optical microscopy, including applications in two-photon and STED microscopy, as well as aberration correction in confocal and multiphoton imaging. His research also extends to laser processing and wavefront sensorless adaptive optics, aiming to enhance precision and resolution in optical systems.