Microscopic Imaging Camera Reveals Hidden Worlds

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Scientists at Loughborough University have used a terahertz wave camera to capture 3D images of microscopic items hidden inside small objects for the first time ever. The breakthrough could have major implications for cancer screenings, security, and materials research. The team overcame the limitations of terahertz waves by developing a unique approach known as ‘time-resolved nonlinear ghost imaging’.
Topics:science#3d-imaging#loughborough-university#microscopic-objects#science-and-technology#terahertz-wave-camera#time-resolved-nonlinear-ghost-imaging
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