Just outside of downtown Providence, life sciences startup Research Instruments Corp. is developing a technology that Chief Business Officer Keith Bisogno calls the “replacement of the future in X-ray devices.” At its Promenade Street location, the company is scaling up its work on suitcase-sized X-ray devices that use ultrafast, ultrabright laser technology, rather than the
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