X-ray Computed Tomography Virtual Workshop 5. Micro-CT Data Collection Techniques Part 2

You will see a demonstration of X‑ray Computed Tomography (CT) measurements using a benchtop micro-CT scanner. In this episode, particular considerations when scanning organic materials are discussed. The audience participated in selecting scanning conditions and comparing different results.

You will learn:

• How CT scans are done, starting from mounting the sample to obtaining the reconstructed volume data
• How to optimize CT scan conditions for organic materials
• How each scan condition affects the contrast, resolution, and signal-to-noise ratio

Resources

 Download Virtual Workshop 05 - Micro-CT Data Collection Part 2 Quick Reference

The CT scanner used in this workshop: CT Lab HX

• "X‑ray Computed Tomography for Materials & Life Sciences" webinar -  Food & Pharmaceutical Applications
• "X‑ray Computed Tomography for Materials & Life Sciences" webinar - Plant Science Applications
• "X‑ray Computed Tomography for Materials & Life Sciences" webinar - Life Science Applications
• "Let's Talk X‑ray Imaging" blog article - How to Improve X‑ray Contrast for Organic Samples
• Life science application examples
• Dragonfly: https://www.theobjects.com/dragonfly/index.html
• "X‑ray Computed Tomography Virtual Workshop" series - Micro-CT Data Collection - Part 1