Biography

David Mills is a physicist working in the field of X-Ray microtomography. He is particularly interested in applying the technique to heritage research. His general interest is in matter-radiation interaction and includes various forms of microscopy, imaging, laser ablation and radio frequency design.

• High density mineralised protrusions from the tidemark into hyaline cartilage in human joints

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• Characterisation of materials: Determining density using X-ray microtomography

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• On fragmenting densely mineralised acellular protrusions into articular cartilage and their possible role in ostearthritis

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• Brute force absorption contrast microtomography

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• Apocalypto: Revealing lost text with XMT

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• Apocalypto: Revealing the Bressingham Roll

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• Is there evidence for change to collagen within parchment samples after exposure to an X-ray dose during high contrast X-ray microtomography? A multi technique investigation

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• Quantitative high contrast X ray microtomography for dental research

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• Apocalypto: Revealing the unreadable

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• Multi species beam hardening calibration device for X-ray microtomography

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I lecture for the following courses:

• MLEM004: Digital Electronics for Medical Engineers
• Science for Conservators (At Camberwell UaL)

• 0207 882 5978
• d(dot)mills(at)qmul.ac.uk
• Dental Physical Sciences, QMUL. London. E1 4NS