What is the Role of RF/Microwave Technology in Scientific Research?

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Have a degree in EE and work in RF/Microwave field. Here to read articles and maybe contribute if I can.
 
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When I posted this, the two previous posts where someone selling research chemicals, "We sell research chemicals". If anyone is reading this and curious about the title, it was a joke about those posts, not a non-subtle attempt of selling drugs on a physics forum (who does that?)
 
I was wondering about that... :oldlaugh:
 

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