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More coherent x-ray lens-less image reconstructions
New paper in Science by Pierre Thibault et al. “High-Resolution Scanning X-ray Diffraction Microscopy” Science 321, 379 (2008). Authors use an approach identical to ptychography to demons… more →
X-ray Group Virtual Journal Club
Voice classification and vocal tract of singers: A study of x-ray images and morphology
Callier Library wrote 9 months ago: This investigation compares vocal tract dimensions and the classification of singer voices by examin … more →
X-Rays From Tape
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Johannes wrote 1 year ago: The phenomenon has been known since the 50s, that unrolling tape in a vacuum produces x-rays. Howeve … more →
Photo resolved to 5 nanometers
davidkirkpatrick wrote 1 year ago: Just wow. From the link: A team of scientists from the Technische Universität Dresden (Germany) and … more →
More coherent x-ray lens-less image reconstructions
oleg wrote 1 year ago: New paper in Science by Pierre Thibault et al. “High-Resolution Scanning X-ray Diffraction Mic … more →
two PRLs on x-ray phasing
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oleg wrote 1 year ago: Two new PRLs are dealing with x-ray phasing. The first paper is de Jonge et al., “Quantitative … more →
Droplet Coalescence
oleg wrote 1 year ago: Two recent PRLs are addressing the issue of how two droplets merge into one. Kamel Fezzaa and Yujie … more →
Keyhole Imaging, Relaxation in Nanoparticles, CDW correlations
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oleg wrote 1 year ago: In advanced publication of Nature Physics, Brian Abbey and colleagues present a new technique, calle … more →
X-ray lens-less imaging of buried nanostructures
oleg wrote 1 year ago: Coherent X-ray Diffraction allows reconstruction of small particles with ~15 nanometer resolution. H … more →
Near-Field X-ray Speckle
oleg wrote 1 year ago: There is a brand new paper that appeared today in Nature Physics by Cerbino and co-workers that desc … more →
