CHINA-BRAIN SCIENTIST-PHOTONS (CN)

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(230328) -- BEIJING, March 28, 2023 (Xinhua) -- This undated file photo provided by the interviewee shows Cheng Heping, now a leading Chinese biomedical expert, operating a confocal microscope in a research lab in Maryland, the Untied States back in 1995. TO GO WITH "Profile: A brain scientist's decades-long focus on photons" (Xinhua)

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