More sensitive X-ray imaging : vimarsana.com

Making nanoscale patterns in “scintillator” materials that convert X-rays into light could allow a tenfold signal enhancement for medical or industrial imaging, MIT researchers report. This method might lead to improvements in medical X-rays or CT scans, to reduce dose exposure and improve image quality.

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