The new SkyScan 1278 micro-CT system for in vivo imaging is addressing the needs of scientists working in the exciting areas of physiological response to disease and regenerative medicine. Many ...

An interview with Phil Salmon from Bruker, discussing the development of the SKYSCAN 1276, an in vivo micro-CT scanner designed for preclinical applications. I work in Bruker micro-CT as a life ...

SkyScan develops, manufactures and distributes worldwide advanced, high-resolution micro computed tomography (CT) systems for three-dimensional (3D) X-ray imaging. SkyScan's micro-CT instruments can ...

The SKYSCAN 1273 is the most recent addition to Bruker’s range of benchtop 3D X-ray microscopes that uses micro-CT (micro computed tomography) technology. The system can be used for the ...

The SKYSCAN 1176 is a high performance in vivo micro-CT scanner, which is used for preclinical research. The large-format 11-megapixel x-ray camera gives an unrivaled combination of resolution, image ...

Micro-CT scanners market is highly fragmented due to several local and international players with different product in the market for biological, biomedical and industrial sample analysis as (SkyScan ...

This video shows Jeroen Hostens, Applications Manager at Bruker microCT, explaining the operation of Bruker BioSpin's SkyScan 1278 X-ray microtomograph. The micro-CT is one of the fastest, low-dose, ...

This video shows Professor Anneleen Foubert from the University of Fribourg discussing the use of Bruker’s SKYSCAN 2211 micro-CT system for analyzing living rocks built by coral reefs and microbes.