Xiangqian Feng
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Xiangqian Feng is a pioneering researcher in advanced X-ray fluorescence (XRF) imaging and non-destructive elemental analysis. His primary research areas include micro X-ray fluorescence scanning technology, surface-adaptive imaging systems, and circular elemental mapping techniques. Feng’s major contribution lies in developing improved surface-adaptive micro XRF scanners that overcome the limitations of conventional flat-object imaging, enabling high-resolution circular imaging of element distribution on irregular surfaces. This breakthrough expands the applicability of μXRF in fields such as archaeology, materials science, and environmental analysis. Though his most-cited paper, “Circular Imaging of Element Distribution Using Improved Surface Adaptive Micro X‐Ray Fluorescence Scanner” (2025), has garnered 2 citations, it represents a foundational step toward more versatile and accurate non-destructive testing. Feng’s work addresses a critical gap in existing instrumentation, offering researchers a tool to analyze curved or complex objects without sample destruction. His achievements highlight a commitment to advancing analytical techniques, with potential to influence future innovations in portable and adaptive XRF systems.
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