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Perovskites promise cheaper X-ray detectors

25 Jul 2017 Ingrid Paredes 
perovskite powder
Success under pressure. (Courtesy: Nature Photonics)
Recent studies have suggested that lead halide perovskites may end the search for the ideal X-ray ph

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Ingrid Paredes is a PhD student contributor to Physics World. Ingrid is studying chemical engineering at New York University. Find out more about our student contributor networks
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