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Nanomaterial light emission studies could improve optical imaging
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Dual imaging MRI contrast agents using robotic synthesis
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Carbon nanotubes lower nerve-damaging chloride in cells
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Plastic packaging industry moves further towards bio-based products
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Integrated Imaging System for Topographic Raman Imaging
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More signal less noise: inproved nonlinear optical imaging
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Optical Imaging and Metrology
A comprehensive review of the state of the art and advances, future potential, and development trends of optical imaging and optical metrology. [XX, 482 Pages, Hardcover]Read More...Powered by WPeMatico
Imaging liver function
What happens in the liver during cholestasis? A novel in vivo imaging technique based on fluorescence microscopy delivers insight into the hepatic excretory function in rat.
A Breakthrough in Bio-imaging
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