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Ted Twietmeyer

My work at CVS for AOSLO development includes:

• APD detector (used in Ben's system for the first 4 years for reflectance imaging)
• Wideband, high gain digitally adjustable video amplifier
• Precision 4 channel inverting amplifier
• Scanner control subsystem electronics
• Computer controlled PMT control system
• Fixation targets for early human AO imaging
• Dual low power laser convergence targeting system for mice
• Improving lab power distribution for the new labs
• Next generation detector system design

Senior Laboratory Engineer
University of Rochester
Box 270270
Rochester, NY 14627
Office: Meliora Hall 255 / Medical Center G-3013
Telephone: (585) 275-2696
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Selected Publications

• Gray, D., Merigan, W., Wolfing, J., Gee, B., Porter, J., Dubra, A., Twietmeyer, T., Ahmad, K., Tumbar, R., Reinholz, F., Williams, D.R. (2006). In Vivo fluorescence imaging of primate retinal ganglion cells and retinal pigment epithelial cells. Optics Express, 14(16), 7144-7158.
• Porter, J., Yoon, G., MacRae, S., Pan, G., Twietmeyer, T., Cox, I., Williams, D.R. (2005). Surgeon offsets and dynamic eye movements in laser refractive surgery. J. Cataract Refractive Surgery, 31, 2058-2066.

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