Three ways to make your voice heard
A roadmap is only as good as the evidence behind it. Everything published in Spring 2027 traces back to what this community tells us over the next few months — so the more of you we hear from, the stronger the case we can make.
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Hear preliminary results and contribute to defining future requirements and challenges. Registration opens with the survey
Find out more →How you use X-ray Tomography now, and how you want to use it in the future
Depending on how widely you use the technique, the survey will take 15-25 minutes. We want to understand how you currently access, use and learnt to use X-ray Tomography infrastructure. This will enable us to describe the current national landscape. Then we want to understand how you want to access, use and learn in the future to define gaps, requirements, and challenges to implementing this.
You do not need to speak for your whole institution. We want to know your personal journey — patterns across hundreds of responses are what we're after.
- Time to complete
- 15-25 min
- Closes
- 13 Nov 2026
The survey opens on 5 October 2026. Register your interest below and we will email you the moment it does.
Come and discuss with us in person
Two face-to-face sessions with you can hear the survey's early findings, discuss the detail to ensure you voice is heard and network with your peers. Free to attend, no talk to prepare, tea provided.
Manchester
London
Registration opens when the survey does, on 5 October 2026.
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