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FWIW the quoted researcher describes the laser technique used as being invasive. It likely involves an opened skull. How would waveguiding get through a thick t
by dooglius 3y ago
FWIW the quoted researcher describes the laser technique used as being invasive. It likely involves an opened skull. How would waveguiding get through a thick totally-surrounding skull?
- piva00 3y agoI have no idea about the physics so this will probably be a very stupid question but: could there be a way to use scattering passing through the skull bone to lower a high energy electron beam in very short wavelengths (over UV, closer to X-ray perhaps?) into the useful wavelength after it's passed/scattered through the bone layer?