Introduction to imaging - history

• Jose Baruchel (ESRF)

Absorption based imaging - tomographic reconstruction methods

• Marco Stampanoni (Paul Scherrer Institut)

Imaging water in fuel cells - introduction to neutron imaging

• Pierre Boillat (Paul Scherre Institut)

Image processing - introduction

• Anders Kaestner (NIAG/ASQ)

Studies of older master paints using neutrons and synchrotron light

• Jaap Boon (Amsterdam)

Phase contrast X-ray imaging methods

• Manuel Guizar-Sicairos (Paul Scherrer Institut)

Neutron dark field imaging of magnetic domain walls

• Christian Grünzweig (Paul Scherrer Institut)

Catching the moment - magnetization dynamics studied with X-ray microscopy

• Frithjof Nolting (Paul Scherrer Institut)

Time resolved imaging - flying insects and foam

• Rajmund Mokso (Paul Scherrer Institut)

Neutron imaging in the time/energy domain

• Eberhard Lehmann (Paul Scherrer Institut)

Coherent Diffraction-based Imaging Methods

• Ian Robinson (UCL)

Imaging multiferroic domains with X-ray magnetic scattering

• Helen Walker (ESRF)

Neutron and X-Ray diffraction for metals research

• Julia Repper (Paul Scherrer Institut)

Ancient life revealed through X-Ray tomographic microscopy

• Stefan Bengtson

Full field microscopy of cells

• Gerd Schneider (HZ Berlin)

Imaging living tissue using X-ray micro-computed tomography

• Ralph Mueller (ETH Zuerich)

Muon imaging of pyramids

• Arturo Menchaca (UNAM Mexico)

Comparing SANS and microscopy of magnetic domains

• Joachim Kohlbrecher (Paul Scherrer Institut)

Introduction to reflectometry - thin films and heterostructures

• Jochen Stahn (Paul Scherrer Institut)

Low energy muons: Magnetic field imaging on a nanometer scale

• Thomas Prokscha (Paul Scherrer Institut)

Imaging 3D structure of cells and biological molecules using electron microscopy/tomography

• Takashi Ishikawa (Paul Scherrer Institut)

Measuring and interpreting distributions and correlations at the XFEL

• Bill Pedrini (Paul Scherrer Institut)

Molecular movies with FEL radiation

• Rafael Abela (PSI)

Closing remark

• Kurt Clausen (Paul Scherrer Institut)