In this paper, super-resolution imaging is described and evaluated for x-ray tomography and
is compared with standard tomography and upscaling during reconstruction. Blurring is …

X-ray phase-contrast imaging is a promising approach for improving soft-tissue contrast and
lowering radiation dose in biomedical applications. While current tabletop imaging systems …

Here we report a method for increased resolution of single exposure three modality x-ray
images using super-resolution. The three x-ray image modalities are absorption-, differential …

Edge-illumination x-ray phase contrast imaging (EI XPCI) is a non-interferometric phase-
sensitive method where two absorption masks are employed. These masks are fabricated …

An important challenge in real-world biomedical applications of x-ray phase contrast
imaging (XPCI) techniques is the efficient use of the photon flux generated by an incoherent …

This work addresses several challenges of grating-based phase-contrast computed
tomography (GBPC-CT) that occur when going from monochromatic, high-flux synchrotron …

The limitations of X-ray imaging, currently used as a primary imaging technique for the
detection of breast cancer, are attributed to the physical principle of an absorption-based …