Virginia Tech's proposed next generation nano-CT system will enhance nano-scal...(.shtml . ICTAS has already developed a ...),Health

Date:9/3/2009

.shtml. ICTAS has already developed a state-of-the-art nanoscale characterization and fabrication laboratory with capabilities on par with the best nanotechnology labs in the world. With his high-end 500 nanometer micro-CT system, newly funded by the National Institutes of Health (NIH), Wang is making efforts to build an advanced multi-scale CT facility in synergistic combination with the existing university resources as shown in the following chart.

"We are realizing our dream to establish the world's most advanced comprehensive multi-scale and multi-parameter CT facility," Wang said. The use of the facility will be available to other universities and industry.

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Contact: Lynn Nystrom tansy@vt.edu 540-231-4371 Virginia Tech Source:Eurekalert

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