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I like it a lot http://asianbbs.com/javmega/advancedmedicallabscom-8608.pdf#date advancedmedicallabs.com "We still have a number of challenges before this technology becomes practical for real-world use, but eventually it would substantially reduce the size and cost of future high-energy particle colliders for exploring the world of fundamental particles and forces," Joel England, an SLAC physicist told the Science Record. "It could also help enable compact accelerators and X-ray devices for security scanning, medical therapy and imaging, and research in biology and materials science."
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