It’s a pleasure to welcome Mie Birkbak to the Xnovo team. Mie holds a PhD in Nanoscience from Aarhus University and has expertise in combining diffraction and imaging techniques to tackle scientific questions within the field of materials science. Sh… Read more

We are happy to announce that Andreas Pedersen has joined the Xnovo team as a Software Developer. Andreas has a scientific background within method development, simulations, and analysis of solid materials with atomistic resolution, and he has more t… Read more

For the last two years, the Xnovo GrainMapper3D software has provided ZEISS’ Xradia 520 Versa with the possibility to study grain orientation information and combine the data with microstructural features such as cracks, porosity, and inclusions. We… Read more

For the first time in history, a group of researchers has been able to quantify simultaneously the orientation of individual grains and the grain growth/shrinkage kinetics during sintering of copper. The tracking of grains was made possible by Xnovo’… Read more

Although the food industry takes all known precautions, it is not uncommon to find for instance small stones or pieces of wood in minced meat packages bought in supermarkets – not exactly adding to customer satisfaction. Metal, stone, or glass, have… Read more

CEO Erik Lauridsen from Xnovo was in the evaluation committee, which pointed out Henrik Jacobsen as top candidate for awarding this year’s best PhD thesis at Danscatt Annual meeting 2017. The committee regarded his science to be at a high internation… Read more

Materials Science Breakthrough: Synchrotron Imaging Capabilities now Available at Laboratory Scale Non-destructive 3D crystallographic imaging is now possible with new GrainMapper3D technology from Xnovo Technology ApS Køge, Denmark, July 29, 2015 –… Read more

We are happy to welcomes the newest member of our team, Kenneth Kjær Nielsen. Kenneth adds experience with high-performance computing and inverse problems to the team.

Xnovo Technology welcomes Allan Lyckegaard as the newest member of our development team.

Xnovo Technology is part of new research alliance, CINEMA. The CINEMA alliance focuses on improving materials for energy applications by means of 3D imaging methodologies.