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Seeing is Exploding poster

Public lecture poster titled Seeing is Exploding: Snapping Biological Images with X-ray Laser Blasts

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Presented by Sebastien Boutet. SLAC's X-ray laser, the Linac Coherent Light Source, launched a new generation of light sources when it opened 10 years ago last month, with beams 10 billion times brighter than any before.

stillframe from public lecture video Seeing is Exploding