X-rays from Scotch Tape?
It's been a couple years since I posted here. I doubt I have any readers left, but this was too good to pass up. As you know, I'm a radiologist. When I see a story like this, it peaks my interest.
He suggests that with some refinements, the process might be harnessed for making inexpensive X-ray machines for paramedics or for places where electricity is expensive or hard to get.
Supposedly they created an x-ray of their finger solely from the radiation emitted after pealing off scotch tape. I'd love to see it. This could revolutionize my industry.
Or not.
See for yourself.
It's been a couple years since I posted here. I doubt I have any readers left, but this was too good to pass up. As you know, I'm a radiologist. When I see a story like this, it peaks my interest.
He suggests that with some refinements, the process might be harnessed for making inexpensive X-ray machines for paramedics or for places where electricity is expensive or hard to get.
Supposedly they created an x-ray of their finger solely from the radiation emitted after pealing off scotch tape. I'd love to see it. This could revolutionize my industry.
Or not.
See for yourself.