Provisional Programme
The below programme is subject to change up until 23rd August
The main conference will run:
10.00-15.45 Wednesday 1st September
10.00-15.30 Thursday 2nd September
With workshops on Friday 3rd September. These are included in registration if you select them.
The programme pack can be downloaded here.
The main conference will run:
10.00-15.45 Wednesday 1st September
10.00-15.30 Thursday 2nd September
With workshops on Friday 3rd September. These are included in registration if you select them.
The programme pack can be downloaded here.
Programme
10.00-10.15
Welcome and Introduction
Session 1: Biology
10.15-10.45
Keynote Talk: Quantitative micro-computed tomography for joint biomechanics and mechanobiology
Kathryn Stok, University of Melbourne
Kathryn Stok, University of Melbourne
10.45-11.00
Optimization of microCT and contrast-enhanced microCT for cardiovascular applications
Lisa Leyssens, UCLouvain
Lisa Leyssens, UCLouvain
11.00-11.15
Mechanoadaptation of cortical vascular canals is spatially regulated
Lysanne Michels, University of Southampton
Lysanne Michels, University of Southampton
11.15-11.30
Reducing tissue shrinkage caused by Lugols Staining
Yousif Dawood, University of Amsterdam
Yousif Dawood, University of Amsterdam
11.30-11.50
Lightning Talks
11.50-12.50
Break
The ToScA team will be about for the first 15 minutes to take questions and any suggestions for next years event. We will also leave it open if anyone wants to chat in general!
The ToScA team will be about for the first 15 minutes to take questions and any suggestions for next years event. We will also leave it open if anyone wants to chat in general!
Session 2: Manufacturing
12.50-13.05
Success and limitations of CFRPs with X-ray Computed Tomography
Evelien Zwanenburg, University of Warwick
Evelien Zwanenburg, University of Warwick
13.05-13.20
Toughness of nano-composites mimicking nacre: fracture during in situ X-ray computed tomography
Shelley Rawson, University of Manchester
Shelley Rawson, University of Manchester
13.20-13.35
Damage assessment in open-hole composites
Neha Chandarana, University of Manchester
Neha Chandarana, University of Manchester
13.35-14.00
Sponsor talks
Nikon, Tescan, Yxlon, Zeiss - 5 minute presentations
Nikon, Tescan, Yxlon, Zeiss - 5 minute presentations
14.00-14.15
Poster session 1
1. Optimal Imaging Parameters for Human Fetal Micro-CT Scanning. Ian Simcock, Great Ormond Street Hospital.
2. Non-destructive characterisation of ultrasonically welded copper busbars using 3D X-ray tomography. Meghna De, University of Nottingham.
3. 3D study of archaeological mineralized textile from Iron Age sites (8th–5th BC). Clemence Iacconi, ENS Paris.
4. 3D Imaging of Modified Firearms Using X-ray Computed Tomography (XCT). Hannah Smith, University of Huddersfield.
5. Tools for shared annotation of correlative 2D light microscopy and 3D X-ray histology. Elaine Ho, University of Southampton.
6. Integration of a hybrid photon counting detector into a lab-based µCT scanner for 3D X-ray histology. Philip Basford, University of Southampton.
7. The CCPi Core Imaging Library. A versatile software for tomographic imaging. Evangelos Papoutsellis, STFC.
9. Identifying Internal Changes in the teeth in response to external challenges using X-ray Microtomography. Yousaf Jamil, QMUL.
13. High-speed imaging with lab-based X-ray Computed Tomography. Evelien Zwanenburg, University of Warwick.
1. Optimal Imaging Parameters for Human Fetal Micro-CT Scanning. Ian Simcock, Great Ormond Street Hospital.
2. Non-destructive characterisation of ultrasonically welded copper busbars using 3D X-ray tomography. Meghna De, University of Nottingham.
3. 3D study of archaeological mineralized textile from Iron Age sites (8th–5th BC). Clemence Iacconi, ENS Paris.
4. 3D Imaging of Modified Firearms Using X-ray Computed Tomography (XCT). Hannah Smith, University of Huddersfield.
5. Tools for shared annotation of correlative 2D light microscopy and 3D X-ray histology. Elaine Ho, University of Southampton.
6. Integration of a hybrid photon counting detector into a lab-based µCT scanner for 3D X-ray histology. Philip Basford, University of Southampton.
7. The CCPi Core Imaging Library. A versatile software for tomographic imaging. Evangelos Papoutsellis, STFC.
9. Identifying Internal Changes in the teeth in response to external challenges using X-ray Microtomography. Yousaf Jamil, QMUL.
13. High-speed imaging with lab-based X-ray Computed Tomography. Evelien Zwanenburg, University of Warwick.
14.15-14.45
Break
14.45-15.30
Breakout rooms
Setting up a CT scan - No judgement here! Whether you are a new student/staff member just getting going with CT, or a seasoned pro we could all benefit from the experience of others in how to set up a scan. How do I select my kV? What is spot size and why should I care? How should I tackle a high-aspect ratio object? There are no question too simple - this is your chance to engage with others in your field!
I wish CT could... - Are there particular types of scans you wish you could perform? What is the most critical future development to advance your research? Bringing together users, programmers and industry we will together identify future needs, and also try to solve your complex scanning requirements.
Setting up a CT scan - No judgement here! Whether you are a new student/staff member just getting going with CT, or a seasoned pro we could all benefit from the experience of others in how to set up a scan. How do I select my kV? What is spot size and why should I care? How should I tackle a high-aspect ratio object? There are no question too simple - this is your chance to engage with others in your field!
I wish CT could... - Are there particular types of scans you wish you could perform? What is the most critical future development to advance your research? Bringing together users, programmers and industry we will together identify future needs, and also try to solve your complex scanning requirements.
Session 3 - Dentistry
10.00-10.30
Keynote Talk: Additive Manufacturing of Synthetic Teeth for Teaching
Alex Cresswell-Boyes, Queen Mary University London
Alex Cresswell-Boyes, Queen Mary University London
10.30-10.45
Automated segmentation and description of the internal morphology of human permanent teeth by means of micro-CT
David Haberthur, University of Bern
David Haberthur, University of Bern
10.45-11.00
Tubule and Microbranch Variations in Human Dentine: A Correlative 3D Study with Micro-Computed Tomography and Serial Block Face Scanning Electron Microscopy
Bethany Harding, University of Southampton
Bethany Harding, University of Southampton
11.00-11.15
Investigation of fluoride releasing G338 Glass Ionomer Cement on atraumatic restoratively treated dentinal lesions using X-ray Microtomography
Mridula Malik, Queen Mary University London
Mridula Malik, Queen Mary University London
11.15-11.45
Poster Session 2
8. Stitching technique developed to reconstruct high-resolution X-ray Tomography for Larger Volumes. Matilda Fransson, ESRF.
10. Quantitative analysis of forensic ballistic cartidges from micro-CT. Kirsty Alsop, University of Warwick.
11. Combining micro-CT imaging with traditional histology in a correlative imaging approach to investigate tuberculosis pathology in the human lung. Eleni Konstantinopoulou, University of Southampton.
12. Hierarchical design of basking shark gill rakers as models for high-volume suspension filters. Mike Schindler, University of Hong Kong.
14. Virtual 3D histological analysis of soft tissues by contrast-enhanced microfocus computed tomography: screening contrast-enhancing staining agents. Delia Hoffmann, UCLouvain.
15. Time-lapse X-ray µ-CT study of the inter-diffusion within a Ti-Fe alloy manufactured by HIPping. Xun Zhang, University of Manchester.
16. A new calibration system for XCT providing measurement confidence for quality assurance. Andrew Bowfield, University of Manchester.
17. OpenImpala: Enabling Automated Image-Based Simulation Pipelines. James Le Houx, Diamond Light Source.
18. Linking microstructures and performance of perovskite solar cells through multiscale and correlative microscopy methods. Jebin Jestine, Swansea University
8. Stitching technique developed to reconstruct high-resolution X-ray Tomography for Larger Volumes. Matilda Fransson, ESRF.
10. Quantitative analysis of forensic ballistic cartidges from micro-CT. Kirsty Alsop, University of Warwick.
11. Combining micro-CT imaging with traditional histology in a correlative imaging approach to investigate tuberculosis pathology in the human lung. Eleni Konstantinopoulou, University of Southampton.
12. Hierarchical design of basking shark gill rakers as models for high-volume suspension filters. Mike Schindler, University of Hong Kong.
14. Virtual 3D histological analysis of soft tissues by contrast-enhanced microfocus computed tomography: screening contrast-enhancing staining agents. Delia Hoffmann, UCLouvain.
15. Time-lapse X-ray µ-CT study of the inter-diffusion within a Ti-Fe alloy manufactured by HIPping. Xun Zhang, University of Manchester.
16. A new calibration system for XCT providing measurement confidence for quality assurance. Andrew Bowfield, University of Manchester.
17. OpenImpala: Enabling Automated Image-Based Simulation Pipelines. James Le Houx, Diamond Light Source.
18. Linking microstructures and performance of perovskite solar cells through multiscale and correlative microscopy methods. Jebin Jestine, Swansea University
11.45-12.15
Break
Session 4 - Advanced Imaging
12.15-12.45
Keynote Talk: X-ray phase-contrast imaging: Edge Illumination basic principles and their application
Marco Endrizzi, UCL
Marco Endrizzi, UCL
12.45-13.00
Laboratory phase-contrast CT for microscopic imaging of light materials
Jenny Romell, KTH Sweden
Jenny Romell, KTH Sweden
13.00-13.15
Enhanced hyperspectral tomography for bioimaging by spatiospectral reconstruction
Ryan Warr, University of Manchester
Ryan Warr, University of Manchester
13.15-13.30
Beamline K11 DIAD: A new instrument for Dual Imaging and Diffraction
Sharif Ahmed, Diamond Light Source
Sharif Ahmed, Diamond Light Source
13.30-14.00
Break
Session 5 - Environment and Geology
14.00-14.30
Keynote Talk: TBA
Vincent Fernandez, Natural History Museum
Vincent Fernandez, Natural History Museum
14.30-14.45
Topological sholl descriptors for quantifying morphological variations in cold-water corals
Marta Pena Fernandez, Herriott-Watt University
Marta Pena Fernandez, Herriott-Watt University
14.45-15.00
Correlative Microscopy: A tool for understanding soil weathering in modern analogues of early terrestrial biospheres
Ria Mitchell, University of Sheffield
Ria Mitchell, University of Sheffield
15.00-15.15
Time-lapse 3D micro-tomography of dynamic dissolution reaction processes at pore-scale porous media
Kuldeep Singh, Kent State University OH
Kuldeep Singh, Kent State University OH
15.15-15.30
Awards, Closing Remarks and Thanks
09.00-12.00
Morning Workshops (select one!)
Hands-on introduction to the CCPi Core Imaging Library (CIL)
Fast-Scanning, Large Sample X-ray micro CT with the Bruker SKYSCAN 1273
VGSTUDIO MAX Workshop
Avizo Workshop
Hands-on introduction to the CCPi Core Imaging Library (CIL)
Fast-Scanning, Large Sample X-ray micro CT with the Bruker SKYSCAN 1273
VGSTUDIO MAX Workshop
Avizo Workshop
13.00-16.00
Afternoon Workshops (select one!)
Hands-on introduction to the CCPi Core Imaging Library (CIL)
Fast-Scanning, Large Sample X-ray micro CT with the Bruker SKYSCAN 1273
VGSTUDIO MAX Workshop
Avizo Workshop
Hands-on introduction to the CCPi Core Imaging Library (CIL)
Fast-Scanning, Large Sample X-ray micro CT with the Bruker SKYSCAN 1273
VGSTUDIO MAX Workshop
Avizo Workshop