Tomoscopy relies on rotation of the sample, which limits its temporal resolution and the accessible dynamics. Together with academic collaborators (group of Pablo Villanueva-Perez, Lund University), we are therefore setting up x-ray multi projection imaging by splitting the incident x-ray beam, to allow 3D imaging without sample rotation. At the moment, we can reach a temporal resolution of 1 kHz or slightly better, with an effective pixel size of about 5 microns. The methodology is still in development phase, with the first results in the pipeline (see publication. below).