Micro-CT imaging

Micro-CT imaging is a high-resolution scanning technique that uses X-rays to create detailed, three-dimensional images of small objects, similar to taking a very detailed 3D X-ray. It captures the internal structures without damaging the sample, allowing scientists to examine intricate features like bones, tissues, or materials at a microscopic level. This technology is commonly used in research, medicine, and industry to analyze samples with great precision, providing valuable insights into their internal composition and organization in a non-destructive and highly detailed way.