Julian Perry
Julian is an experimental research physicist who did his Masters in Radiation Physics at London University while working at St Bartholomew’s Hospital.
He became a Senior Physicist in the Medical Physics and Bio-Engineering department at University College Hospital, primarily working with the radiation monitoring and protection service for NHS employees and on the quality control of X-ray and Nuclear Medicine imaging systems.
From this work, he contributed to an international inter-comparison study on Gamma cameras and wrote a monograph on radiation dosimetry for the Institute of Physics Medical Science Series.
He then became a visiting lecturer at University College London training postdocs and research students in the safe handling, use, and applications of radionuclides.
Later he trained as a science teacher for the state education system via a PGCE at Sussex University. He has also tutored students in science subjects for over 30 years.
His other main interests revolve around a lifelong interest in photography and the visual arts, as well as the 3D modelling of ancient sites, using aerial photogrammetry, for local archeological and heritage organisations.