May 2025: Free webinar - The Application of Micro-CT in Art and Cultural Heritage Research
We are pleased to invite you to a short online session on "The Application of Micro-CT in Art and Cultural Heritage Research", hosted via Microsoft Teams. This session aims to introduce the capabilities of micro-CT imaging and discuss its potential for museums, conservators, and researchers in Flanders or beyond.
Session Details:
đź“… Date: Wednesday May 7th
đź•’ Time: 10AM
đź“Ť Platform: Microsoft Teams (link will be provided upon registration)
⏳ Duration: 40 minutes (20 min. introduction & case studies + 20 min. Q&A)
Why Micro-CT for Art & Cultural Heritage?
Micro-CT (micro-computed tomography) is a non-invasive 3D imaging technique that provides high-resolution information about the internal structures of objects. It is particularly valuable for:
Material analysis (e.g., pigments, layers, degradation)
Structural investigations (e.g., hidden layers, construction techniques)
Conservation & restoration planning (e.g., detecting cracks, corrosion)
Authentication & provenance studies (e.g., tool marks, manufacturing methods)
Virtual preservation & digital archiving (e.g., 3D models for research and exhibitions)
This session will showcase real-world case studies and open a discussion on how micro-CT can support your institution’s work.
Follow this link to register. Hope to see you there!
February 2025: 14th International conference on industrial Computed Tomography
From February 4th to 7th 2025, DynXLab had the honour to co-organize the 14th edition of the International conference on industrial Computed Tomography.
