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Diagnosing Diseases with a Lower Dose of X-Rays

Zhong Zhong, a physicist at Brookhaven Lab, explains how NSLS-II X-rays can image fine details in soft tissue, revealing diseases like breast cancer in their early stages. In this installment of NSLS-II Science Shorts, learn how diffraction-enhanced imaging can be a precise diagnostic tool while also reducing a patient's dose of X-rays.

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Small, Shapeshifting Catalytic Nanoparticles Steer Carbon Dioxide Conversion

A VISION for an AI Lab Partner

Scientists Use AI and X-ray Vision to Gain Insight into Battery Electrolyte

Scientists Reveal Hidden Interface in Superconducting Qubit Material

Do Robots Dream of Electron Beams?

Brookhaven's Top 10 Discoveries of 2024

New Lens Into Atomic Structures of Ultra-Thin Films

Scientists Develop New Type of Flexible, Eco-Friendly Electronic Plastic for Wearable Tech, Sensors

Lacy Jones Engineers the Framework that Supports Great Science at NSLS-II

Accelerating Discovery Together

Prototyping the Next Generation

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Diagnosing Diseases with a Lower Dose of X-Rays

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