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Controlled kHz laser-driven electron irradiations for pre-clinical applications

Source: Nature - Biotechnology • Published: 16 Aug 2026, 00:00

Controlled kHz laser-driven electron irradiations for pre-clinical applications

Laser-driven kHz electron irradiation methods are presented in a preclinical research article; expect methods-focused coverage of experimental setup, beam control, and biological testing approaches.

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  • We present a tolerance analysis on the laser electron parameters
  • Observed improvement in the survival rate of the zebrafish embryos
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