Adrian Bradu is a Research Associate in the Applied Optics Group (AOG), School of Physical Sciences, University of Kent, Canterbury, UK. He has published widely in the field of optical coherence tomography (more than 30 articles in world’s best optics journals, and more than 80 conference proceedings). Results of his research work were communicated in more than 135 conferences, workshops and meetings. Also he has co-authored a book chapter, has been awarded a patent and has several patent applications pending. His Google Scholar h-index and citations have reached 11 and over 580, respectively. Currently he is developing his research in the AOG, under the support of an European Research Council Grant, Advanced Grant fellowship awarded to Prof. Adrian Podoleanu, ”Combined time domain and spectral domain coherence gating for imaging and biosensing”. He explore how to combine principles of spectral interferometry with principles of time domain interferometry to implement novel configurations up to proof of concept, applicable to bio-sensing and cell, tissue imaging or imaging of different materials.