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Capturing fast-moving objects is always tough for photographers. It's even harder when they're subatomic. Researchers Pacific Northwest National Laboratory, Argonne National Lab and their partners used tools SLAC to develop a new technique to observe electron motion in liquid water: pnnl.gov/publications/a…

Capturing fast-moving objects is always tough for photographers. It's even harder when they're subatomic. Researchers <a href="/PNNLab/">Pacific Northwest National Laboratory</a>, <a href="/argonne/">Argonne National Lab</a> and their partners used tools <a href="/SLAClab/">SLAC</a> to develop a new technique to observe electron motion in liquid water: pnnl.gov/publications/a…