Caroline Boudoux

A challenging journey (a metaphor used by the author) is always easier when led by an experienced guide, and few journeys are as challenging as those leading to a Ph.D. (especially in engineering). The author of this book provides the proverbial 20/20 hindsight of her own Ph.D. at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), USA, combined with many years of mentoring her own Ph.D. students, impressive credentials that are conveyed with humor and humility.

The core and inner cladding of an optical fiber can provide concurrent coherent and incoherent detection, uniting optical coherence tomography with fluorescence for biomedical imaging. Recent research efforts have aimed to enhance OCT’s information content by combining it with imaging modalities exploiting complementary optical contrasts.

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