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11 Sep

excited to see these 3D images of Pharmaceutical Extrudates using X-ray Phase Contrast Imaging (XPCI) on I13 beamline, Diamond Light Source @DiamondLightSou @xrayimaging @MPMEGroupLeeds @UniversityLeeds @EPSRC_CMAC #synchrotronimaging #synchrotron #xrays #tomography #phdlife

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6 Sep

Beamtime day 2: putting the shiny new, much larger Timepix detector in place. @DiamondLightSou with @lucyksaunders1 @JM_Skelton @pr_raithby mark Warren, Lauren Hatcher and the detector, data processing and laser teams too.

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