Singapore Science News API

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            "content": "Researchers at the University of Osaka have hit a vital milestone toward creating tabletop X-ray lasers, with the goal of building ultracompact high-energy electron accelerators.\nUsing high-intensity lasers, researchers have taken an important step t... [3510 chars]",
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