
One of Germany's most brilliant discoveries
Analysis of electric cars after a crash test: Keep away from the battery
Radiography in the production hall: Detecting faults that cannot be seen
Inspecting sea freight: Scanning the non-intrusive way
Airplane under the scanner: The war machine and its peaceful twin
Collaboration project between X-ray aces
Looking inside the drum: Insights into historical instruments
Michael Salamon
What our colleagues at Siemens Healthineers and we have in common is our enthusiasm for the invisible. Every working day brings something new because there are so many hidden things still to discover.
Michael Salamon, Group Leader, Development Center X-ray Technology (EZRT), Fraunhofer Institute for Integrated Circuits (IIS) Fürth, Germany
Dino meets linear accelerator: Discoveries even before excavating
CT scanner on tour: Off to the permanent ice

To perform the scans directly on site at the research station in Greenland, the CT had to be easily transportable.
XXL X-rays in figures
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