Presented by Carl Zeiss Microscopy
Materials Evolution in 3D/4D: Understanding Time-Evolved Processes Using Lab and Synchrotron X-ray Tomography
Date: September 14, 2021
Time: 12:00PM - 01:00PM
You must be registered to participate!3D X-ray tomography/microscopy has become a critical technique for visualizing and quantifying morphology in a variety of materials systems. As a nondestructive approach, it uniquely opens the door to repetitive imaging of the same sample as it undergoes some change, so-called “4D” or “time-lapse” imaging. This webinar will present a review of the state-of-the-science of 4D X-ray imaging, assessing the recent progress and opportunities in lab-based as well as synchrotron-based instruments, and spanning from the micron scale to the nanometer regime. Examples will touch on research in engineering materials, electrochemical systems, and biomaterials.
Talk Presentations
- A Look Inside Materials Imaged by X-ray Computed Tomography (CT)
Steven Young, Los Alamos National Laboratory
Talk begins at 11:45
- X-ray Tomography at Synchrotrons
Dula Parkinson, Berkeley Lab, Advanced Light Source
Talk begins at 21:10
- Operando Imaging of Batteries with Lab-scale Nano-CTO
Shawn Litster, Carnegie Mellon University
Talk begins at 31:08
Presented by Carl Zeiss Microscopy
- William Harris, Zeiss Microscopy
- Steven Young, Los Alamos National Laboratory
- Dula Parkinson, Berkeley Lab, Advanced Light Source
- Shawn Litster, Carnegie Mellon University
3D X-ray tomography/microscopy has become a critical technique for visualizing and quantifying morphology in a variety of materials systems. As a nondestructive approach, it uniquely opens the door to repetitive imaging of the same sample as it undergoes some change, so-called “4D” or “time-lapse” imaging. This webinar will present a review of the state-of-the-science of 4D X-ray imaging, assessing the recent progress and opportunities in lab-based as well as synchrotron-based instruments, and spanning from the micron scale to the nanometer regime. Examples will touch on research in engineering materials, electrochemical systems, and biomaterials.
Talk Presentations
- A Look Inside Materials Imaged by X-ray Computed Tomography (CT)
Steven Young, Los Alamos National Laboratory - X-ray Tomography at Synchrotrons
Dula Parkinson, Berkeley Lab, Advanced Light Source - Operando Imaging of Batteries with Lab-scale Nano-CTO
Shawn Litster, Carnegie Mellon University
Presented by Carl Zeiss Microscopy