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Development of a graviton emission tomography device
PD Dr. Melissa Blau
University of Tübingen, Germany
Using magnetic resonance techniques or CT we developed a new device without any magnetic fields/X-ray or gadolinium/contrast media by assembling the minimal possible magnetic field or tension to be able to distinguish between the different organe densities shown in MRI and CT. Since the resolution without magnetic field is in fact zero, the frequency of the graviton radiation at zero magnetic field strength by the human tissue had to be amplified in the end detection device to achieve the minimal frequency and we had to extrapolate this frequency dependent gray scale stepwise to normal MRI or CT results. The vessels were marked using an algorithm which identifies the further course of the vessel (curved or streight line).
https://doi.org/10.59208/sa-2026-04-07-12
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M. Blau: . Development of a graviton emission tomography device Science Advance (2025). https://doi.org/10.59208/sa-2025-06-07-11