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A rewarding visit as a guest researcher

marianne loor10 January 2022Imaging

Masterclass on Food – a challenge but a great success!

Imaging, Northern Lights on FoodNoomi Egan11 November 2020Northern Lights on Food, Imaging

Towards healthier, better tasting and more sustainable foods – Masterclass on Food in SEPTEMBER 2020

Northern Lights on Food, ImagingNoomi Egan27 May 2020Northern Lights on Food, Imaging

Hackathon on volume segmentation builds LINXS community

ImagingNoomi Egan27 May 2020Imaging

Björn Nilsson: "The idea behind the try-outs was to give an opportunity to researchers to bring their own samples and test different methods"

ImagingNoomi Egan2 April 2020Imaging

Food Science and technology: research for new, healthy and attractive products

Northern Lights on FoodNoomi Egan12 December 2019Northern Lights on Food, Imaging

What is the new WG: Tomography of Biological Samples about? We ask Martin BecH

Noomi Egan24 October 2019Imaging

Soil Science Workshop: It was good to get insight into issues and questions that participants are interested to find out more about

ImagingNoomi Egan24 October 2019Imaging

First workshop of working group Soil Sciences: X-ray and neutron imaging provide opportunities to ‘see’ into the black box

In June, the working group Soil Sciences, is organising its first workshop. In this interview, biologists and working group members, Edith Hammer and Milda Pucetaite talk about what they hope to get out of the event, and the importance of studying soil with the help of new techniques.

ImagingVippo Viddipp14 May 2019Imaging

Reflections on Northern Lights on Food: "It’s clear that interest in this area is building, there’s a real push to understand food to make it better."

A radical transformation of the food system is needed to provide a healthy, sustainable and affordable diet for all people. Research and development into how food can become more nutritious, taste better, and use less resources, have a key role to play.

Northern Lights on FoodVippo Viddipp13 May 2019Northern Lights on Food, Imaging

Experts and researchers discuss cases ranging from foam, lung, skin and liver disease at Quantim workshop

The Quantim workshop in March brought together early researchers and specialists in imaging techniques. The goal was to examine data from five cases ranging from lungs, skin, liver disease and foams, build networks and develop collaborations.

ImagingVippo Viddipp10 May 2019Imaging

Reflections on the First Symposium Organised by the GeoArchaeology Working Group

In this interview, archeologists Björn Nilsson, from the Department of Archaeology and Ancient History at Lund University, reflects on his working group’s first symposium and gives some advice to other working groups.

ImagingVippo Viddipp19 February 2019Imaging

EVENT SUMMARY - The QUANTIM Hackathon

ImagingVippo Viddipp5 December 2018Imaging

Archaeologists and geologists form the second working group within the Imaging theme

ImagingVippo Viddipp14 November 2018Imaging

Event Summary - How to plan and execute the perfect x-ray fluorescence experiment

ImagingVippo Viddipp18 February 2018AF BorgenImaging

Event Summary - First LINXS Imaging symposium

The LINXS Imaging Theme kick-started its activities at the First LINXS-Imaging symposium at the main University building in Lund, 18-19 December 2017.

ImagingVippo Viddipp21 December 2017Imaging

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