3D X-Ray Microscopy: High-End Capabilities, Now Within Reach Webinar: 16 October 2025

Researchers across academia and industry are driving the discovery of new materials with transformative properties for next-generation applications, spanning fields from advanced manufacturing to life sciences. Central to these breakthroughs is establishing structure–property–processing relationships through microstructural characterization. X-ray microscopy, adapted from synchrotron facilities into laboratory settings, has rapidly emerged as a powerful non-destructive 3D imaging tool. It uniquely enables in situ and correlative microscopy studies, linking insights across scales and modalities that no single technique can achieve.

Recent advances in microscopy hardware, deep learning-based reconstruction algorithms, and computational power are pushing the limits of resolution and expanding fields-of-view. Yet, challenges remain in ensuring that researchers can easily harness these innovations. This webinar highlights how a complete ecosystem of 3D imaging, guided user interfaces, and integrated correlative workflows now empowers scientists to access cutting-edge capabilities with ease—accelerating discovery, enabling richer insights, and transforming user experience.