I am currently the Agnes Blackie Memorial Research Fellow for the Dodd-Walls Centre for Photonic and Quantum Technologies in the Physics Department at the University of Auckland. I was previously a postdoc at Sorbonne Université (Paris 6) in the Laboratoire d’Imagerie Biomédicale. I wrapped up my PhD in Physics in 2017 at the University of Auckland, after completing a MSc in Mechanical Engineering at Boise State University, and a BSc in Physics at Bethel University. My research interests are photoacoustic and (laser-) ultrasonic imaging for biomedical applications.
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PhD Thesis:
- Johnson, J. L. (2017). All-Optical Photoacoustic and Laser-Ultrasonic Imaging in Heterogeneous Tissue. (PhD Thesis, University of Auckland).
Masters Thesis:
- Johnson, J. L. (2013). Toward Characterization of Diseased Vascular Structures Using Noncontact Photoacoustic and Laser-Ultrasound Imaging: A Phantom Study. (Master’s thesis, Boise State University).