Speaker
Michael Schulz
Description
X-rays often provide complementary information to neutrons in imaging and diffraction applications. Modern X-ray microfocus CT machines provide capabilities that are normally only available at synchrotron sources on a lab scale. While the measurement times are obviously longer, spatial resolution in the sub-µm regime as well as modalities such as phase contrast imaging or crystal grain mapping become available with such devices. We will show some of the possible applications of modern x-ray CT machines beyond classical absorption CT with the aim to start a discussion about possible applications to complemenmt the neutron science performed by MLZ employees and users.
