Summer Research Student (2009 - 2010), Department of Engineering Physics, McMaster University
B.Eng (2010), Electrical and Biomedical Engineering, McMaster University
MD Program (2016-), Queen's University

Email: leungrw@mcmaster.ca

Regina will be working with graduate researchers to test and optimize multiple modality non-linear deconvolution algorithms for two applications: functional diagnostic imaging and real-time cavity surface profiling. She is also working on developing a mathematical model to predict and correct for the effects of incomplete decay on lifetime estimations. She will use Matlab for simulated data generation and experimental data processing and analysis.

Undergraduate:

• 2009 The Audcomp Computer Systems Scholarship
• 2009 The Patrick Tan Academic Grant
• 2008 Marauder Scholar

Peer-reviewed Journal Papers

• Regina Won Kay Leung, Shu-Chi Allison Yeh, and Qiyin Fang, “Effects of incomplete decay in fluorescence lifetime estimation,” Biomedical Optics Express 2(9):2517–2531, 2011. (PDF)

Conference Oral Presentations

• Allison Yeh, Tony Collins, Kevin Diamond, Regina Leung, & Qiyin Fang, “Using Fluorescence Lifetime Imaging Microscopy to Monitor Photofrin Uptake, Redistribution, and Intracellular Microenvironment”
  • 217th ECS Meeting: The Hyatt Regency Vancouver and The Fairmont Hotel Vancouver, Vancouver, Canada, April 25-30, 2010
  • Section: E3 - Integrated Optoelectronics 5
    
    

• M. LePalud, F. Tse, J. Jo, M. Krishnamoorthy, R. Leung, D. Cappon, Z. Nie and Q. Fang, “Time-Resolved Fluorescence Spectra of Upper GI Tract: An Ex-Vivo Study” *
  • 217th ECS Meeting: The Hyatt Regency Vancouver and The Fairmont Hotel Vancouver, Vancouver, Canada, April 25-30, 2010
  • Section: E3 - Integrated Optoelectronics 5