Method development improves soft X-ray microscopy capabilities for three-dimensional imaging in diatoms, indicating enhanced user-friendliness.
Method development for laboratory-based X-ray microscopes operating in the water-window range invariably involves the development of the X-ray source as well. This paper presents major upgrades to the laboratory soft X-ray microscope (L-TXM) plasma chamber and data analysis protocol. Characterization of the laser-plasma source demonstrates improved performance, while a proof-of-principle tomogram of a diatom showcases a robust data treatment protocol and the system's capabilities for three-dimensional imaging and segmentation. These developments mark significant progress toward making L-TXM a more robust and user-friendly tool for soft X-ray microscopy applications.
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