Röntgen's rays

Martin Kemp ()
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Martin Kemp: University of Oxford

Nature, 1998, vol. 394, issue 6688, 25-25

Abstract: When X-rays were discovered in the last century they swiftly captured the popular imagination, giving rise to a new art form, saucy poetry and circus sideshows alongside their serious roles in science and medicine.

Date: 1998
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