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Fourier Domain Optical Coherence Tomography, a structural and a functional imaging modality

Sophie M. Caujolle

Kent Academic Repository (University of Kent), 2019

Abstract

A thesis submitted in collaboration with and funded by « Sans la curiosité de l'esprit, que serions-nous ?Telle est la beauté et la noblesse de la science : désir sans fin de repousser les frontières du savoir, de traquer les secrets de la matière et de la vie sans idée préconçue des conséquences éventuelles » -Marie Sklodowska Curie -I would like to acknowledge the European Commission and to have support my research through the UBAPHODESA project, grant number 607627.This has allowed me to travel and present my work in different conferences and learn from my pairs.This thesis would have never been possible without the presence of amazing people surrounding me during these past few years.First, I would like to acknowledge my supervisor Prof. Adrian Podoleanu for his help and trust in the last few years and to have allowed me to be part of the AOG group.Despite having more ideas than time to explain them, you have created this amazing international group and succeeded to make anyone entering feel at home.

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