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Attenborough and the Giant Sea Monster

μ-VIS features in prime time Sir David Attenborough "Attenborough and the Giant Sea Monster"

Foetal post-mortem imaging seminar at UHS

Foetal PM μCT imaging seminar combines Pathology, Radiology and Bereavement Support Experts

NXCT diondo d5 μCT scanner launch event

Southampton takes 3D X-ray imaging to new heights with UK’s largest academic walk-in X-ray μCT scanner

2nd X-ray Histology Users' Meeting

November 30, 2022 - A platform for XRH users to discuss their work and hear about latest XRH facility developments

New diondo d5 training at Hattingen, Germany

We have been visiting diondo at Hattingen, Germany to get to know our new walk-in scanner

1st X-ray Histology Users' Meeting

June 23, 2021 - A platform for XRH users to discuss their work and experience from integrating 3D X-ray histology (XRH) in their research portfolio

National Research Facility in Lab-based X-ray CT

μ-VIS work as part newly-funded NRF in Lab-based X-ray Computed Tomography (CT) within the Henry Royce institute

Pathogenesis of lethal respiratory COVID-19

The Radiological Research Trust (RRT) provides support to our team to study the pathogenesis of lethal respiratory COVID-19 by means of 3D X-ray histology imaging

Novel phase contrast imaging for 3D histology

High contrast 3D histology demonstrated with sandpaper X-ray technique

ToScA 2019

7th annual Tomography for Scientific Advancement (ToScA) symposium, Southampton, UK

Dragonfly Day at µ-VIS

A ‘Cracking’ day at the µ-VIS X-ray Imaging Centre

Best Lightning Talk Award

Dr. Orestis Katsamenis was awarded the best Best Lightning Talk prize in ToScA 2018

Under the spot light...

L.F.Arenas et al. work featuring "Carbon" journal's cover. Volume 135 (August 2018)

μ-VIS at LifeLab

Bone Research Society public engagement event at LifeLab at University Hospital Southampton

Best Paper Award 2017

Journal of Drug Delivery Science and Technology

Dr. Rich Boardman to Science and Engineering South

Getting from A to B: How High-speed Data Transfer Could Power Science

μ-VIS on "Attenborough and the Sea Dragon"

A long-extinct 200-million-year-old ichthyosaur was brought to life...

Previous entries

3D imaging for Life Sciences

Biomedical Imaging Unit and µ-VIS joint one-day meeting

μ-VIS in Advanced Engineering, 2017

01 -02 November 2017, National Exhibition Centre, Birmingham

3D dinosaur imaging

Elis Newham on Sasha Twining's show on BBC Radio Solent

Highfield Primary School visit November 2016

Teeth, Bones & X-rays!

An exciting and enjoyable afternoon was had hosting ninety Year 3 & 4 pupils from Highfield Primary School.

Providing imaging expertise for space technology

Small-satellite builder Surrey Satellite Technology Ltd. of Britain will develop a... [source: spacenews.com]

Photograph of the super puma involved in the accident

Norway helicopter accident investigation

µ-VIS provided tomographic imaging expertise to QinetiQ who, on behalf of the AIBN, is investigating into the recent air accident...

Multiple areas of active fibrosis identified by microCT

Areas of active fibrosis identified by µ-CT

µ-CT Imaging applied for the first time to idendify areas of active fibrosis

1st Bioengineering showcase event

The 1st Bioengineering showcase event was held at the observatory of life science's building (Building 85), Highfield campus

Commissioning of the new plant growth chamber

Launch event of Prof. Tiina Roose's group plant growth facility.

X-CT of optical fibre showing a metal-like contamination in a cane

Under the spotlight...

S.R. Sandoghchi et.al., work on microstructured and multi-material optical fibers is under the "spotlight" on Optics Express

Riverbed stability

Scientists and engineers at University of Southampton are studying river bed stability and development [http://www.nercpatches.org/]

Sustainability of phosphorus

Plant scientists and engineers at the University of Southampton are collaborating with industrial partners worldwide to work towards the sustainability of phosphorus [source: ALJAZEERA.com]