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Synchrotron science

Diamond micro-lenses stand up to synchrotron sources

13 Mar 2020
Polina Medvedskaya stands next to a scanning-electron microscope while Ivan Lyatun looks at the images on a computer monitor
Micro-lens machinists Polina Medvedskaya and Ivan Lyatun. (Courtesy: Immanuel Kant Baltic Federal University)
An international team of researchers has produced a stack of diamond micro-lenses precise enough to

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