X-ray tomography is now a reference method for non-destructive three-dimensional imaging. Its principle is based on capturing a large number of X-ray images from different angles, which are then combined digitally to reconstruct the internal structure of an object. Tomography, which has become essential in various fields such as material
Searching for clues leading to the authentication of a work of art is a complex process that requires consideration of all aspects of the work, including artistic and historical aspects, of course, but also the materials used. For statues, the difficulty lies in the fact that the interior is not
The exhibition ‘Curious Mummies: From the Champollions to the Synchrotron’, created by Caroline Dugand and Laure Antunes for the Champollion Museum in Vif, traces the evolution of research into ancient Egyptian mummies and how they are perceived. From the physical analyses of the Champollion brothers to 21st-century virtual analyses, several
The e-col+ project, led by the National Museum of Natural History, aims to showcase France’s natural history collections through digitisation. By establishing 3D digitisation workflows and developing artificial intelligence tools, the project enables researchers to utilize and enrich these resources. NOVITOM was selected to provide outsourced microtomography services. High-resolution scans
We are delighted to see achievements of a multidisciplinary hard work in the open publication by Clémence Iacconi et al. revealing the “the extraordinary diversity of the textiles, as well as the presence of very rare tablet-woven textiles, hitherto known only from a handful of burials from the period [Iron
On September 13, 2023, Rigaku hosted an episode of its Ask the Expert webinar series, featuring Dr. Awen Autret, R&D Engineer at Novitom. The session, titled “Virtual Tomography – Optimizing Data Acquisition Parameters Without a CT Scanner”, explored how advanced simulation can accelerate and enhance X-ray CT imaging workflows. Dr.
