Hard X-Ray Microscope
Opens New Vistas Senior Editor Alex Braun interviewed the keepers of the highest resolution microscope of its type, the Hard X-Ray Nanoprobe now operational at the Argonne National Laboratory. The nanoprobe is being used to study nanoscale materials and devices that might find application in more efficient photovoltaic cells and in next-generation computing. Read more >>
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