Röntgen Laboratory

The Röntgen Laboratory refers to research facilities dedicated to the study of X-rays and their applications, named after Wilhelm Conrad Röntgen, who discovered X-rays in 1895. These laboratories focus on advancing medical imaging, material analysis, and various scientific fields using X-ray technology. Researchers in these labs explore how X-rays can help visualize the internal structures of objects, diagnose diseases, and understand material properties. Their work contributes significantly to healthcare, industry, and scientific research, enhancing our ability to see and analyze beyond what the naked eye can perceive.