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Researchers at the Gwangju Institute of Science and Technology (GIST) in South Korea report a new method for measuring neutrons produced by laser-driven fusion reactions that does not rely on counting individual neutron events. The approach could make diagnostics for fusion experiments faster and more practical. Details of the technique and its accuracy have not been widely reported yet.
- 2Laser-induced nanobubbles and photoacoustic cytophone push biological limits▼Breaking the physical and biological limits with laser-induced nanobubbles and photoacoustic cytophone
Researchers report on laser-induced nanobubbles and a photoacoustic cytophone, technologies said to break through established physical and biological limits, with potential applications in medical imaging and detection of cells such as circulating tumour cells in the bloodstream. The article outlines how combining laser-generated nanobubbles with photoacoustic sensing could surpass conventional diagnostics, drawing attention from the biomedical research community.
- 3New laser technology detects disease through body odor●Detecting diseases through body odor? New laser technology shows potential for non-invasive diagnostics
Researchers have developed a new laser-based technology that could detect diseases by analyzing chemicals in a person's breath or body odor, offering a potential non-invasive alternative to blood tests and biopsies. Medical Xpress reports the method shows promise for diagnostics, though details of the study and its stage of development remain limited.