RSNA 2011

Nov 28, 2011

At the RSNA 2011 meeting, researchers and violin makers showed how they used CT to examine a Stradivarius violin noninvasively, then recreate violins using computer-controlled machinery. Left to right: Steve Rossow of St. Paul, MN; Dr. Steven Sirr of Golden Valley, MN; John Waddle of St. Paul, MN; and William Scott of Golden Valley, MN.

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