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http://www.cxro.msd.lbl.gov/system/files/highlight_images/spiral_zoneplate_charge2.preview.pngSpecialized diffractive optical elements are being developed to improve contrast and resolution for imaging studies in the soft x-ray region. This research involves the Coherent Optics Beamline and the Nanofabrication Laboratory, and is described in more detail on the Specialized Diffractive Optics page.

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