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Influence of Detector Size and Positioning on Near-Infrared Measurements and Iso-pathlength Point of Turbid Materials

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Title
Influence of Detector Size and Positioning on Near-Infrared Measurements and Iso-pathlength Point of Turbid Materials
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Frontiers in Physics, March 2021
DOI 10.3389/fphy.2021.647281
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Hamootal Duadi, Idit Feder, Dror Fixler

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Engineering 1 50%
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