Chemical Imaging and Tomography Training Course 29 April – 1 May 2024

xrd ct figureJumpstart your understanding of advanced chemical imaging & tomography with our three-day course organised with the University of Manchester. Learn about the fundamental principles, current instrumentation, and how these approaches are applied using the scattering and spectroscopic methods with emphasis on X-ray diffraction computed tomography (XRD-CT).

The course includes a 1 day introduction to scientific programming and machine learning with python (optional) and 2 days covering data collection and data analysis including demonstrations of CT data analysis workflows using exemplar real life data provided by us. This course is ideally suited (but not limited) to students and users wanting to understand the exciting potential of advanced CT / chemical imaging methods in their research programs.

View the full programme and download here.

£900 + VAT 2-day course Academic/RTO/Micro company: 30th April – 01 May 2024
£1,200 + VAT 3-day course Academic/RTO/Micro company: 29th April – 01 May 2024

£1,200 + VAT 2-day course Industry: 30th April – 01 May 2024
£1,500 + VAT 3-day course Industry: 29th April – 01 May 2024

Travel and Contact Information

Rutherford Appleton Laboratory Visitors Centre – Hamilton Room
Fermi Avenue Harwell Campus
Didcot
Oxfordshire

Contact to book

Sarah Batts
Tel: 01235 567497
Email: sarah.batts@manchester.ac.uk

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