In vitro veritas: 3-D imaging

Article Abstract:

A Stanford Univ, CA, research group headed by Elizabeth Downing have developed a method of three-dimensional imaging that the viewer can actually see from all sides. The image is not opaque, so it has great potential for medical imaging uses. The technology is described.

Innovations, Three-dimensional display systems, Three dimensional displays

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It's just a phase: medical imaging

Article Abstract:

Researchers are developing ways to use X-rays to image normally invisible materials such as soft body tissues by measuring how much the X-rays bend passing through different materials or thicknesses. Two different approaches by Australian research teams are described.

X-rays

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In vino veritas

Article Abstract:

Genetic research on wine grapes in Europe and elsewhere is examined in detail.

Grape Vineyards, Grapes, Analysis, Wine and wine making, Wine making

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