Industrial Computed Tomography: A Data Analyst's Perspective

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Good day all,

I've been a lurker for years but for some reason never joined despite often finding helpful advice and explanations on the forums. Glad to finally be joining and hoping to provide some helpful insights to others in the admittedly few areas where I have the facility. And of course looking forward to learning a lot from the bounteous minds of the members.

I am currently working in the fabulous world of industrial computed tomography as a data analyst and my educational background is an undergraduate degree in chemistry and physics. Looking forward to interacting with you all!
 
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