New Zealand scientists discovered the world's first color X-rays

The Dhaka Times Desk New Zealand scientists discovered the world's first color X-rays. This is the first time that color and 3D X-rays have been discovered in the human body.

This is the first time New Zealand scientists have discovered colored and 3D X-rays in the human body. In the EA work, they used a technology that would significantly improve disease detection. The technology is provided by the European Organization for Research, or CERN for short.

In a statement, CERN claims that this color X-ray technology will provide clearer and clearer images. Which will be of special help to the doctors in determining the disease.

CERN is renowned for its contributions to science and technology. They originally developed this color x-ray based on the usual black and white x-ray technology. The colorful X-rays were produced using technology from a portion of CERN's most famous instrument, the Large Hadron Collider.

CERN's technology is called MediPix. It is working like a camera. It can detect and count every single molecular particle. When the shutter is opened, the particles and pixels collide with each other. The resulting image is high resolution and high contrast.

CERN also reported that bone, muscle and cartilage can be easily distinguished in images taken with this method. Accurately know the size and location of the cancerous tumor.

Mars Bioimaging, a New Zealand company, is ready to commercialize CERN's technology. They are being supported by the University of Otago and the University of Canterbury.