Light conversion technology developed by University of Queensland researchers will be used for wearable X-ray technology that makes respiratory scans more comfortable for young children.

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Detection Technology, a global leader in X-ray detector solutions, announces the launch of the X-Panel 43108a FQI, the latest ...

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