Konstantin Pavlov

Dr. Konstantin Pavlov is an Adjunct Associate Professor at the University of Canterbury's School of Science and Technology, where he leads the X-ray Physics and Imaging Research Group. His research focuses on novel X-ray imaging techniques using laboratory and synchrotron radiation sources, with significant contributions to phase-contrast imaging, coherent diffractive imaging, and tomographic reconstruction algorithms.

Research interests center on advancing X-ray physics methodologies, including:

• Phase-contrast imaging and tomography
• Coherent diffractive imaging techniques
• Statistical dynamical X-ray diffraction theory
• Hybrid phase-retrieval approaches for complex materials

Publications demonstrate consistent innovation in X-ray physics, covering nanolens aberrations, phase retrieval methods, and deterministic coherent imaging. Recent work emphasizes experimental validation of theoretical models in synchrotron environments.