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Faster biomedical image processing with CWI research

Alexander Broersen defended his PhD thesis on biomedical visualization on 3 March.

Snellere biomedische beeldverwerking door CWI-onderzoek

Alexander Broersen (CWI) promoveerde op 3 maart op biomedische beeldverwerking.

Insight in Wood: dating wooden objects with 3D CT imaging

Together with the Rijksmuseum, researchers of CIW's Computational Imaging group investigate art objects with the help of our state of the art FleX-ray scanner. ...

Computational Imaging group news

EU Horizon 2020 grant award for realtime CT imaging project ‘xCting’

Project ‘xCTing’ from CWI’s Computational Imaging (CI) group and partners, has been awarded a grant from the EU Horizon 2020 Marie Curie Innovative Training ...

CWI develops New Techniques for Real-time Tomographic Reconstruction

Jan-Willem Buurlage of CWI's Computational Imaging group introduces various techniques that significantly reduce the time it takes to run conventional ...

Cycling & Mathematics: why Wilco Kelderman lost a minute or more to the early starters of the Giro 2020 prologue

Cycling pro Wilco Kelderman is a good individual time trialist and he said in his post-race interview that he felt he rode a great prologue at the Giro 2020. ...

Betere beeldkwaliteit virtual reality door informatica-onderzoek

Minder beeldvertraging, minder beeldecho's en vloeiender bewegingen in virtual reality (VR): dat is mogelijk door het onderzoek van informaticus Ferdi Smit van ...

Jeroen Hazewinkel wins prize for best presentation

At the annual meeting of the J.M. Burgers Centrum (the Research School for Fluid Dynamics) Jeroen Hazewinkel of the Centrum Wiskunde & Informatica (CWI) has ...