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The Herschel Space Observatory
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The Radioactive Orchestra
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Diamond Light Source - A researcher's best friend
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X-ray imaging
A brief overview of how x-rays are used in medicine and forms part of teachers resources for medical physics.
Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI)
A brief overview of how MRI works and forms part of teachers resources for medical physics.
Digital Subtraction Angiography
A page describing this method of medical imaging which can provide three dimensional pictures of blood vessels.
Magnetic Resonance Imaging
This site is part of a text book explaining MRI. The page has links to the rest of the medical museum at the university of Iowa.
X-rays
NASA overview on x-rays describing what they are and how they can be used for x-ray astronomy and medical imaging.
Nanotechnology in Medicine
A page giving numerous example of the medical applications of nanotechnology, from drug delivery to imaging.
Single-Photon Computed Tomography (SPECT)
A web site explaining the basics of SPECT. There are no images to view but the site links back to a medical imaging homepage which explains other techniques.
X-ray Imaging
This Shockwave simulation lets you see how imaging techniques can let you see inside an object (such as the human body or an alien!) Subscription required but with 30 day free trial.
Invisible Light - Thermal Imaging
The site gives a short history of infrared thermal imaging, including some of the latest developments. Of interest to photographers as well as of direct use for physics students.
How Night Vision Works
A brief description of how Night Vision works using image enhancenment or thermal imaging, from Marshall Brain's HowStuffWorks.com. A good overview of the use of infrared imaging and its applications.