Webinar: X-Ray Tomography
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Explore the Science of Seeing Inside Materials
Join us for an in-depth webinar on X-ray Tomography, presented by Dr. Zachary Levine of NIST. This session will examine the principles, precision, and practical applications of X-ray computed tomography (CT) as a powerful tool for non-destructive evaluation and quantitative measurement.
Date: 16 April, 2026
Time: 10 AM ET
Registration Link: Click here to register for the webinar.
What You’ll Learn
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The physical principles of X-ray attenuation and contrast formation
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Fundamentals of computed tomography (CT) reconstruction
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Measurement science and uncertainty in quantitative imaging
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Detector technologies and calibration techniques
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Applications in materials science, advanced manufacturing, microelectronics, and biomedical research
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The role of standards and metrology in high-precision imaging
Who Should Attend?
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Researchers and scientists in materials science and physics
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Engineers working in manufacturing and quality assurance
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Imaging specialists and metrologists
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Graduate students and technical professionals interested in non-destructive testing and quantitative imaging
About the Speaker
Zachary Levine is a physicist with interests in the interaction of radiation and matter. Projects have included the calculation of linear and higher dielectric functions. Current projects include x-ray tomography at the micro-scale and the theory of quantum memory.
He is a Fellow of the American Physical Society. He received two Bronze Medals from the Department of Commerce, is a co-recipient of the Silver Medal, and has been recognized as a distinguished reviewer by two scientific societies.
