This week the University of Southampton opened a new x-ray scanner, the largest of its type within a UK University! The diondo d5 takes samples up to 200kg in weight Read more…
From June 29th-30th, NXCT joined the Henry Royce Institute for advanced materials to showcase research and innovation at the Advanced Materials Show at Birmingham’s National Exhibition Centre. The Advanced Materials Read more…
X-rays allow for the non-destructive imaging of valuable and delicate cultural heritage artefacts. In the lab, this includes imaging very large and small objects from the millimeter down to the Read more…
13-14 September 2022 Contemporary X-ray Computed Tomography (XCT) can facilitate extremely detailed, non-destructive 3D and 4D (time-resolved) imaging of the internal structure of geomaterials. The recent establishment of UK’s National Read more…
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