Glenn Myers

Dr Glenn Myers is a Research Fellow in the Department of Physics at The Australian National University. His research focuses on advanced imaging techniques, particularly in the areas of X-ray tomography and related applications. Myers is associated with the X-ray tomography and applications group. His work includes contributions to the development of methods for improving image quality and data reconstruction in X-ray imaging technologies. He has published extensively in peer-reviewed journals and conference proceedings, addressing topics such as dynamic tomography, beam hardening correction, and source trajectory optimization.

Glenn R Myers is a researcher at The Australian National University with expertise in computed tomography, inverse problems, phase retrieval, X-ray optics, and dynamic tomography. His work focuses on improving quantitative analysis in X-ray micro-CT through techniques like helical scanning and dynamic imaging. He has developed methods for reliable automatic alignment of tomographic data and high-resolution helical cone-beam micro-CT with theoretically-exact reconstruction. His research also explores phase-and-amplitude computer tomography, neutron ghost imaging, and X-ray ghost-tomography, addressing challenges such as artefacts, dose distribution, and mask considerations. Myers has contributed to advancements in dynamic tomography with a priori information and polychromatic cone-beam phase-contrast tomography.