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Flexible detector takes high-resolution X-ray images in 3D

31 Mar 2021 Isabelle Dumé
flexible X-ray detector
A flexible X-ray detector that is suitable for imaging 3D objects. It consists of a sheet of a transparent polymer embedded with luminescent nanoparticles. Credit: Ou Xiangyu
While X-ray imaging is routinely employed in medical diagnosis and in industry for inspecting materi

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