Attend Conference
Registration for the 2 day symposium is required for attendance on 1 & 2 September, with joining details sent out on 27 August. Workshops are available on 3 September which are free to all attendees, but registration is required.
Only select ONE morning and ONE afternoon workshop
Registration closes 25th August. Once registered, access details will be circulated 27th August.
Breakout rooms
Part of the conference programme will include a "breakout rooms" section where attendees will have an opportunity to discuss particular CT topics. We will restrict room sizes to enable the most discussion, repeating them where appropriate. If you have other room suggestions let us know. There is a "none" option if you don't want to participate. We have two different discussion points:
"I wish CT could..." - Are there particular types of scans you wish you could perform? What is the most critical future development to advance your research? Bringing together users, programmers and industry we will together identify future needs, and also try to solve your complex scanning requirements.
Setting up a good CT scan - No judgement here! Whether you are a new student/staff member just getting going with CT, or a seasoned pro we could all benefit from the experience of others in how to set up a scan. How do I select my kV? What is spot size and why should I care? How should I tackle a high-aspect ratio object? There are no question too simple - this is your chance to engage with others in your field!
Only select ONE morning and ONE afternoon workshop
Registration closes 25th August. Once registered, access details will be circulated 27th August.
Breakout rooms
Part of the conference programme will include a "breakout rooms" section where attendees will have an opportunity to discuss particular CT topics. We will restrict room sizes to enable the most discussion, repeating them where appropriate. If you have other room suggestions let us know. There is a "none" option if you don't want to participate. We have two different discussion points:
"I wish CT could..." - Are there particular types of scans you wish you could perform? What is the most critical future development to advance your research? Bringing together users, programmers and industry we will together identify future needs, and also try to solve your complex scanning requirements.
Setting up a good CT scan - No judgement here! Whether you are a new student/staff member just getting going with CT, or a seasoned pro we could all benefit from the experience of others in how to set up a scan. How do I select my kV? What is spot size and why should I care? How should I tackle a high-aspect ratio object? There are no question too simple - this is your chance to engage with others in your field!