Ben Coull-Neveu
My resume/CV can be found HERE.
I am proud Canadian with a strong passion for science, photography, and the outdoors. Recently graduated from physics and CS, I am now pursuing a career in medical physics.
My research experience thus far has been across several disciplines. At first, I participated in exoplanetary science, with a particular focus on the upcoming exoplanetary survey telescope mission, Ariel.
More recently, I worked on a federated-learning project to train an auto-segmentation nnU-Net model for lung SBRTs.
Now, I am working with t0.technology to investigate potential biomedical applications for a superconductor sensor that is seemignly very sensitive to water content differences in tissue.
The shift in my academic interests hasn’t deviated me from one of my greater passions: (astro-)photograhy. My obsession with astrophotography has lead to many poor financial decisions (usually telescopes), although it has yielded some great images and even greater learning experiences!
I also have a background in music and a passion for outdoor activities. When not crying over physics assignments or bent over my computer editing photos, I’m likely torturing a cello or piano, or perhaps surfing, biking, hiking, or just generally enjoying nature though often with a camera in hand.