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- 1Medical Imaging and Art Meet in Exhibition "Overexposed"●Medical Imaging and Art Meet in the Exhibition “Overexposed”
The exhibition "Overexposed" brings together medical imaging and contemporary art, using scans and diagnostic technologies as artistic material. Coverage highlights how X-rays, MRIs and similar imagery, normally confined to clinical settings, are being reframed to explore the body, vulnerability and the boundaries between science and art. Commentators are weighing whether the medical gaze becomes something new when placed in a gallery context.
- 2New X-ray technique reveals how quantum materials react to laser pulses▼Scientists develop new X-ray technique to watch quantum materials respond to laser pulses
Researchers have developed a new X-ray technique that allows them to observe, in real time, how quantum materials respond when hit by laser pulses. The method offers a direct window into ultrafast changes in these materials, which could advance research into next-generation electronics and quantum technologies. Details of the advance were announced by the research team behind the technique.
- 3New X-ray Technique Lets Scientists Watch Quantum Materials React to Laser Pulses▼New X-ray Technique Helps Scientists Watch Quantum Materials Respond to Laser Pulses
Researchers have developed a new X-ray technique that allows them to observe, in real time, how quantum materials respond when struck by laser pulses. The method offers a direct view of ultrafast changes inside these materials, which could advance understanding of quantum behaviour and support future technologies in computing and electronics. Details of the research team and findings remain limited in available reporting.
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Researchers are reporting advances that combine X-ray technology with quantum sensing, opening new possibilities for imaging and measurement. The development suggests quantum techniques could make X-ray detection more precise, with potential uses in science, medicine and materials research. Details of the teams and institutions involved, and the specific applications being targeted, remain limited in early coverage.
- 5GE HealthCare Advances Photon-Counting CT Technology▼Inside GE HealthCare’s Photon-Counting CT Technology
GE HealthCare is showcasing its photon-counting CT technology, a next-generation imaging approach that measures individual X-ray photons for sharper images at potentially lower radiation doses. The company's work in this area places it among the major imaging firms racing to bring the technology into routine clinical use, drawing attention from healthcare industry observers.