NASA together with IEAP CTU and University of Houston has used MiniPIX type of cameras in the International Space Station (ISS) to track charged particles and measure their energy deposited to study and surveil the radiation exposure that astronauts face in space […]

Cancer research, bio-mechanics, and drug testing are just a few examples of where X-ray imaging contributes to research in biology and medicine. New photon counting detectors represent a serious advancement for these applications[…]

Non-Destructive Testing (NDT) is inspection, test, or evaluation of materials, components or assemblies for discontinuities […]

Resources mined from Earth fuel our society. However, efficient, eco-friendly mining is a must if we want to keep the economy and society sustainable […]

Study and characterization of art pieces, namely paintings, using X-ray imaging is becoming an increasingly important area […]

X-ray diffraction (XRD) is analytical method based on inspection of crystalline structure of samples used in applications, such as metallurgy, mineralogy, powders, pigments, polymers, surface layers and strain mapping […]

AdvaPIX camera with detector coated by thin film of LiF is able to achieve ultra-high spatial resolution for thermal neutron imaging […]

X-ray crystallography is used to study detailed atomic or molecular structure of the sample at synchrotron […]

MiniPIX EDU together with proprietary RadView visualisation software brings modern nuclear technology of radiation imaging to the classrooms and let students discover the invisible world of ionizing radiation surrounding us […]