
The BMIT facility at the Canadian Light Source is specifically designed to support a wide variety of programs in the life sciences, and provides outstanding possibilities for research, including potential clinical applications in imaging and radiation therapy. The facility has two beamlines; a bend magnet beamline, 05B1-1, and an insertion device beamline, 05ID-2. The BMIT advanced imaging modalities allow biomedical systems to be visualized in ways not possible using conventional clinical systems. These can provide insight into anatomy, function, visualization of disease processes including therapeutic response and the possibility of repeated imaging at low dose.
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- Yang, Leixin; Ma, Qianyi; Yin, Yuelong; Luo, Dan; Shen, Yujie et al. (2023). Construction of desolvated ionic COF artificial SEI layer stabilized Zn metal anode by in-situ electrophoretic deposition. Nano Energy 117, 108799. 10.1016/j.nanoen.2023.108799.
- Li, Weihan; Quirk, James A.; Li, Minsi; Xia, Wei; Morgan, Lucy M. et al. (2023). Precise Tailoring of Lithium‐Ion Transport for Ultra‐long‐cycling Dendrite‐free All‐Solid‐State Lithium Metal Batteries. Advanced Materials . 10.1002/adma.202302647.
- Abdelrasoul, Amira; Westphalen, Heloisa; Kalugin, Denis; Doan, Huu; Shoker, Ahmed et al. (2023). In situ synchrotron quantitative analysis of competitive adsorption tendency of human serum protein to different clinical hemodialysis membranes and assessment of potential impacts. Biomedical Engineering Advances 6, 100104. 10.1016/j.bea.2023.100104.