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X-ray Imaging

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Delves into enhancing and tailoring radiation from high-energy particles using nanophotonic structures.

Explores synchrotrons, x-ray techniques, ptychography, and nondestructive chip architecture study using PyXL.

Covers the probabilistic model for linear regression and its applications in nuclear magnetic resonance and X-ray imaging.

Explores synchrotrons, x-ray lasers, and phase-contrast tomography for soft matter imaging.

Explores synchrotron radiation, X-ray sources, scientific achievements, and recent highlights in synchrotron science.

Explores X and gamma-ray imaging devices, semiconductor detectors, and charge transport applications in detectors.

Explores breakthroughs in X-ray technology, including pixelized sources and detectors.

Explores synchrotrons, x-ray lasers, lensless imaging, Nyquist frequency, aliasing, oversampling, and constraints in scattering data analysis.

Explores x-ray tomography principles, including generation, interaction with matter, detection methods, and practical examples.

Explores advancements in miniaturized x-ray sources and detectors for improved medical imaging and non-destructive testing.

Explores large-area sensors, covering flat panel imagers, X-ray imaging, medical imaging, and particle detection.

Covers x-ray magnetic imaging techniques, including XMCD, XRMS, and x-ray optics, for studying magnetic materials and domains.

Explains linear attenuation coefficient, photon absorption, scattering, and typical attenuation coefficients for materials.

Explores image reconstruction in computer tomography from projections and absorption laws.

Covers the history, technology, processes, and global challenges of diagnostic X-ray imaging in healthcare.

Explores the basics of X-ray imaging, including the discovery of X-rays, electromagnetic radiation interaction, and ionizing radiation effects.

Explores lab-based measuring systems in biomechanics, including ultrasound, magnetic sensors, X-ray imaging, and HTC Vive.