Compressive sensing of the heartbeat for synchronized 3D imaging University of Glasgow Past award Student: Sama Daryanavard : University of Glasgow Year Award Started: 2015 Microscope imaging of small animals such as the zebrafish is teaching us a great deal about heart biology, leading to breakthroughs in treatment of human heart diseases. As part of this, it is useful to monitor the heartbeat to a very high degree of accuracy – both for the direct information that this gives, and because it is crucial if we want to take detailed 3D images of the beating heart. This project will build a new method for monitoring the heartbeat that does not require an expensive video camera and computer, as would usually be the case. Research area: Cardiovascular conditions Supervisors: Dr Jonathan Taylor School of Physics and Astronomy Back to all awards