Timo Nieminen

Senior Lecturer in Computational Science

University of Queensland

Australia

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Timo Nieminen is a Senior Lecturer in Computational Science at The University of Queensland, Australia. His research focuses on optical tweezers, metamaterials, and the application of machine learning in understanding complex behaviors in optically trapped particles. Recent publications include studies on the dynamics of echinocytes and discocytes, photopolymerisation, and the interaction of light with biological systems.

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Taras Plakhotnik

University of Queensland

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Isaac Lenton

Institute of Science and Technology Austria

AUSTRIA

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Halina Rubinsztein-Dunlop

University of Queensland

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Tired and stressed: direct holographic quasi-static stretching of aging echinocytes and discocytes in plasma using optical tweezers [Invited]

Spin–orbit interaction in non-paraxial Gaussian beams and the spin-only measurement of optical torque

Controlled transfer of transverse orbital angular momentum to optically trapped birefringent microparticles

Improved two-photon photopolymerisation and optical trapping with aberration-corrected structured light

Producing near-zero-index/directivity-tunable metamaterials using transformation optics

Far-Field Subwavelength Straight-Line Projection/Imaging by Means of a Novel Double-Near-Zero Index-Based Two-Layer Metamaterial

Machine learning reveals complex behaviours in optically trapped particles

Orientation of swimming cells with annular beam optical tweezers

OTSLM toolbox for Structured Light Methods

Optical Force Measurements Illuminate Dynamics of Escherichia coli in Viscous Media

Swimming force and behavior of optically trapped micro-organisms

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Taras Plakhotnik

Isaac Lenton

Halina Rubinsztein-Dunlop

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