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Dr. K. Joost Batenburg takes us on a tour through the ASTRA-lab to explain why we need such enormeous computation power. Of course FASTRA self is intr

Prof. Dr. Jan Sijbers neemt ons mee naar het "ASTRA"-lab. Hij vertelt waarom we FASTRA nodig hebben en natuurlijk laat hij het beest ook zien

http://fastra.ua.ac.be/nl/index.html

FASTRA movie, first part: here Dr. K. Joost Batenburg explains why we need so much computation power and introduces Bob, our little plastic pastient.

FASTRA movie, second part: Dr K. J. Batenburg creates a reconstruction of Bob ans explains the difficulties that occur with traditional tomographic re

FASTRA movie, third part: Dr K. Joost Batenburg shows that by taking a priori information (like material density) into account, we can reconstruct Bob

FASTRA movie, fourth part: Unfortunately, our reconstruction techniques require a lot of computation power. Here Dr. K. Joost Batenburg explains why

FASTRA movie, final part: Dr K. Joost Batenburg shows the inside of FASTRA.

This movie shows a reconstructed femur bone. Thanks to the amazing computation power of FASTRA, this object was reconstructed in never before seen rec

This movie shows the reconstruction of a diamond running on FASTRA.

Here you see Bob in all its glory, by looking at his projections.

Projections used by FASTRA to reconstruct Nano-Tube.

Using data from an electron microscope, FASTRA reconstructed the inner structure of an nano tube. The findings from this study showed many never seen

FASTRA reconstructing a diamond. This dataset is rather large, FASTRA's computation speed makes this reconstruction doable.

Here we see the results of Bob's check-up. For more information, see the official ASTRA movie...

http://fastra.ua.ac.be/en/index.html

Here Dr: K. Joost Batenburg takes us on a tour in the ASTRA lab and explains what this team does. And of course the role of FASTRA is highlighted.

This movie shows the reconstruction of a diamond running on FASTRA.

This video shows a reconstructed femur bone.