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| Michael J. Conneely BA MSc |
I obtained a B.A. in Physics in 2004 from Trinity
College Dublin, Ireland. From there I moved to the
University of Aberdeen to complete an M.Sc. in
medical physics. For my dissertation project I worked
in the Radiotherapy Medical Physics department at
Aberdeen Royal Infirmary under the supervision of Dr.
John McLellan. My task was to characterise the
performance of a new 3 dimensional radiotherapy
dosimetry system before it’s commissioning for
service. I have now just begun working towards a
PhD, jointly supervised by Paul Campbell & David
McGloin, where I will be concentrating on combining
optical tweezing and scanning probe microscopy into
a hybrid system used for imaging microscopic particle
targets.
When not studying or working I like to keep fit and
am an avid rugby fan. I actually started playing rugby
since the age of 11 in school and continued all the
way to university, where I played with the Dublin
University Rugby Club, which lays claim to being the
oldest extant rugby club in existence. I also seem to
have quite a peculiar position history as I have
worked my way from starting out as prop all the way
through the back row to ending up being seen on the
wing or at scrum half.
College Dublin, Ireland. From there I moved to the
University of Aberdeen to complete an M.Sc. in
medical physics. For my dissertation project I worked
in the Radiotherapy Medical Physics department at
Aberdeen Royal Infirmary under the supervision of Dr.
John McLellan. My task was to characterise the
performance of a new 3 dimensional radiotherapy
dosimetry system before it’s commissioning for
service. I have now just begun working towards a
PhD, jointly supervised by Paul Campbell & David
McGloin, where I will be concentrating on combining
optical tweezing and scanning probe microscopy into
a hybrid system used for imaging microscopic particle
targets.
When not studying or working I like to keep fit and
am an avid rugby fan. I actually started playing rugby
since the age of 11 in school and continued all the
way to university, where I played with the Dublin
University Rugby Club, which lays claim to being the
oldest extant rugby club in existence. I also seem to
have quite a peculiar position history as I have
worked my way from starting out as prop all the way
through the back row to ending up being seen on the
wing or at scrum half.
