Lezing 'Meet the PhD Jury - Cutting-edge X-ray Imaging: From Synchrotron Nanoscale to Hospital Clinical Applications'
- Voor wie
- Alumni , Medewerkers , Studenten
- Wanneer
- 01-07-2025 van 00:30 tot 02:30
- Waar
- Campus Proeftuin, gebouw N3, Proeftuinstraat 86, 9000 Ghent
- Voertaal
- Engels
- Door wie
- Department of Physics and Astronomy - Faculty of Sciences
- Contact
- matthieu.boone@ugent.be
A lecture bij Marco Stampanoni on how novel X-ray imaging techniques are changing not only our view on the microstructure of materials but also medical imaging.
Over the past 20 years, X-ray imaging has changed drastically as it is no longer merely driven by the attenuation of X-rays.
Whether it is done using X-ray from large-scale synchrotron facilities or conventional X-ray sources, looking at alternative contrast mechanisms opened a whole new window on the world, ranging from 3D imaging at the nanoscale to medical imaging.
This lecture is given by Prof. Marco Stampanoni, head of the X-ray Tomography Group at the Swiss Light Source (SLS) and full Professor for X-ray imaging at the ETH Zürich. He is also co-founder of GratXray AG, an innovative medical technology company that focuses on medical imaging based on X-ray phase contrast imaging.