Collaborate Disseminate
Many people post unredacted medical images to Twitter and Instagram. They shouldn’t because the details included on the image often can compromise personal identity online and in rare instances, lead to a possible attack on an exposed piece of medical… Continue reading Please stop posting your X-rays to social media
Four and a half billion light years from Earth, a black hole is lost and throwing a tantrum. Continue reading Huge, Hyperluminous Black Hole Found Wandering Through the Universe
Mapping a fruit fly’s neuronal network for the first time was an incredibly labor intensive task, but the result was a major step forward for neuroscience. Continue reading It Took 1700 Hours to Map a Fly’s Brain
A new imaging technique can read what is printed on the pages of a book without ever opening it. Continue reading This Camera Can Read a Book Without Opening It
It viewed a monster tangle of galaxies known as Perseus. Continue reading The Doomed Hitomi Telescope Had a Spectacular View of the Universe As It Died
I was a bit of a lost soul after high school. I dabbled with electrical engineering for a semester but decided that it wasn’t for me – what I wouldn’t give for a do-over on that one. In my search for a way to make money, I stumbled upon radiologic technology – learning how to take X-rays. I figured it was a good way to combine my interests in medicine, electronics, and photography, so after a two-year course of study I got my Associates Degree, passed my boards, and earned the right to put “R.T.(R) (ARRT)” after my name.
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