University of Antwerp - Vision Lab
The University of Antwerp Vision Lab’s (VLAB) core expertise is in the development of advanced model based image reconstruction for computed tomography (CT). It has unique expertise in the algorithmic and computational aspects of tomography. Whereas most tomography research takes place within specific application fields, such as medical imaging or materials science. VLAB focuses on the underlying general reconstruction problems that are shared between these applications with a strong emphasis on discrete tomography, dynamic CT, and parameter estimation based reconstruction. VLAB got worldwide attention when they built the Fastra I and II which proved to be worldwide the fastest PC for tomographic reconstruction.
University of Applied Sciences Upper Austria, Wels Campus - Computed Tomography Research Group
The Research Group for industrial computed tomography at the FHW consists of 2 professors, 14 researchers, 2 project assistants and about 4 trainees (April 2015). The main research areas are found in macro, micro and sub-micro industrial 3D X-ray computed tomography (XCT), in particular quantitative XCT for non-destructive testing (NDT), materials characterization and metrology, XCT simulation, 3D-image processing as well as visualization. The research group for XCT has co-operations with more than 60 companies, more than 10 ongoing XCT projects and coordinated 2 EU-FP7 projects in the recent past on XCT.
