Lecture

Tomography: Imaging by Sections

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Description

This lecture introduces tomography as imaging by sections or sectioning, used in various fields such as medicine, archaeology, and materials science. It covers the principles of tomographic reconstruction and different tomography techniques like X-ray and FIB. The lecture also discusses the application of tomography in 3D volume reconstruction and the challenges faced in electron tomography.

Instructors (2)

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