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Gold nanoparticles and urine detect mercury
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Most extreme UV microscope will help semiconductor manufacture
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Optical technique could be essential tool for computer chips
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LANL and Tribogenics produce lightweight, low-cost X-ray system
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Underground engineering for XFEL completed
Underground civil engineering work for the X-ray laser European XFEL is complete for 2016 startup.
Zeiss to aquire X-ray microscopy firm X-radia
Transaction is subject to the fulfillment of customary closing conditions including a required filing with the U.S. competition authorities.
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