Micro-computed Tomography

Micro-computed Tomography (micro-CT) is an imaging technique used to create 3D images of small objects or materials, such as those found in medical, industrial, or scientific applications. It has high resolution, short scan times and low radiation doses, making it an ideal tool for studying objects at a microscopic level. Micro-CT is used to investigate microstructures, evaluate materials and assess disease progression. Micro-CT has also become an invaluable tool in preclinical and translational imaging research, where it is used to gain insight into diseases and therapeutics at the cellular and subcellular levels.