Tag Archive for: chemical imaging

New paper on nDTomo software in Digital Discovery

We are pleased to have our new paper on nDTomo software from Research & Development Lead Scientist, Dr Antony Vamvakeros accepted in RSC Digital Discovery. The work was done in collaboration with Dyson School of Design Engineering Imperial College London and UCL Chemistry. nDTomo is a Python-based software suite for the simulation, reconstruction and analysis […]

Latest work exploring the use of the ProxSkip algorithm 

We are excited to share our latest work exploring the use of the ProxSkip algorithm as an efficient solution for accelerating iterative methods in imaging inverse problems. This project was led by our Senior Research Scientist Evangelos Papoutsellis, in collaboration with Kostas Papafitsoros (Queen Mary University) and Zeljko Kereta (University College London). By randomly skipping regularisation […]

Our paper on the first region-of-interest high resolution X-ray diffraction computed tomography experiment of a Si-graphite electrode used for Li-ion battery applications has been published in Nano Letters

Our scientists’ new work on Si-graphite electrodes used for Li-ion battery applications with high resolution in situ X-ray chemical imaging has been published in a new paper, “Spatially Resolving Lithiation in Silicon–Graphite Composite Electrodes via in Situ High-Energy X-ray Diffraction Computed Tomography” in Nano Letters. The work was performed with Donal Finegan from the National […]

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