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X ray microscopy--state of the art and expected developments.
Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences
|January 1, 1986
Summary
This study details the Göttingen X ray microscope at BESSY and its use in biological X ray microscopy. Future developments aim for higher resolution optics and improved detector efficiency for advanced X ray imaging.
Area of Science:
- Physics
- Biology
- Materials Science
Background:
- X ray microscopy offers unique capabilities for high-resolution imaging of biological specimens.
- Advancements in synchrotron light sources like BESSY enable sophisticated X ray microscopy techniques.
Purpose of the Study:
- To describe the Göttingen X ray microscope at the BESSY synchrotron facility.
- To present X ray microscopy experiments conducted with biological samples.
- To outline future directions in X ray microscopy technology.
Main Methods:
- Utilizing the Göttingen X ray microscope at the BESSY electron storage ring.
- Performing X ray microscopy experiments on biological specimens.
Main Results:
- The Göttingen X ray microscope at BESSY has been successfully operated for biological imaging.
- Experimental results from X ray microscopy of biological samples were obtained.
Conclusions:
- The Göttingen X ray microscope at BESSY is a valuable tool for biological research.
- Future developments in optics and detectors will enhance X ray microscopy capabilities.
- The development of laboratory-based X ray microscopes with plasma sources is a promising avenue.