Regular biography
Dr Andrew Kingston is a Fellow at The Australian National University, affiliated with the Department of PHY. His research focuses on X-ray tomography and applications, including advanced imaging techniques and data analysis. He has contributed to various publications, including studies on X-ray ghost imaging, micro-petrophysical experiments, and computational methods for tomographic reconstruction. His work spans both theoretical and experimental approaches, with applications in materials science, geophysics, and biomedical imaging.
Scholar-generated biography
Andrew Maurice Kingston is a researcher specializing in advanced imaging techniques and data processing. His work focuses on Radon transform applications, micro-tomography, instrumentation, image processing, and ghost imaging. Kingston has contributed to the development of high-resolution imaging methods, such as helical cone-beam micro-CT and neutron ghost imaging, emphasizing quantitative analysis and dynamic imaging. His research also explores image reconstruction algorithms, including the Mojette transform, and the integration of a priori information in tomographic reconstruction. Kingston's publications highlight the importance of accurate data processing and the enhancement of imaging techniques for scientific and industrial applications.