George K. Herring on Oct 30th, 2019

George K. Herring

B.S. ECE Olin College '14
M.S. EE Stanford University '17
Ph.D. EE Stanford University '20


Electrical Engineering, Optics, Circuit Design, High Performance Computing, Mechatronics, Mechanical Design, User Oriented Design

Projects


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Diffract Technologies

Quantitative high resolution 3D capture for AR/VR, engineering, and telemedicine.

Variable phase contrast visible light microscope for holographic X-ray detection.
Holographic X-ray Detection

I invented an X-ray detector, using techniques from the field of holography, with an order of magnitude improvement in resolution (208 lp/mm) and an order of magnitude improvement in quantum efficiency (> 80%) at 40 keV. This technology has vast implications for building X-ray imaging systems with higher resolution and lower radiation dose. Publication pending.

DPC image of flower buds
X-ray Differential Phase Contrast Microscopy

X-ray DPC is a tool for measuring the extend to which X-rays are bent by the objects that they pass through. This provides additional information about the composition of the object.

Phase profile of the amplitude modulated fiducial mark.
Holographic Fiducial Marks

Holoraphic fiducial marks enable precise alignment of objects in all 6 degrees of freedom. This work has been published in Applied Physics Letters.

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10,000 Microscopes

I worked with Professor Manu Prakash, Dr. Jim Cibulski, and Dr. Laurel Kroo to distribute 20,000 Foldscopes ($1 microscopes) to 10,000 different users in 130 different countries. (News of the project)