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A new beam of electromagnetic radiation that draws particles toward it instead of pushing them away could lead to better, less invasive technology that could perform a biopsy without the cell trauma caused even by the smallest handheld tweezers or needles.
The secret of this new tech is the triple helix solenoid beam—a twist of three “strands” of light that form an overall tunnel or tube shape.
The team’s paper appears now in the journal ACS Photonics .
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