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Using machines to Berkeley Lab researchers are learning more about life by relying on a robot that automatically mounts protein crystals in an x-ray beamline and uses the resulting data to decipher the protein's atomic makeup. The new robot is the first such device available to general users at a synchrotron. A camera
that stands Rugged Berkeley Lab CCDs will make the SNAP satellite's GigaCAM the largest, most sensitive astronomical imager ever constructed. What's more, their extremely low background noise and high efficiency in the face of massive doses of cosmic radiation mean their lifetime in space may be measured in decades, not years. Serving the web with better efficiency |
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