Polymer semiconductors are promising candidates for wearable and skin-like X-ray
detectors due to their scalable manufacturing, adjustable molecular structures and intrinsic …

A flexible, fully organic detector for proton beams is presented here. The detector operates in
the indirect mode and is composed of a polysiloxane-based scintillating layer coupled to an …

Organic semiconductors are a promising material candidate for X‐ray detection. However,
the low atomic number (Z) of organic semiconductors leads to poor X‐ray absorption thus …

The implementation of organic semiconductor (OSC) materials in X‐ray detectors provides
exciting new opportunities for developing a new generation of biocompatible devices with …

X-ray detection is an important technology for medical diagnosis as well as industrial and
security inspections. While today's commercial X-ray detectors are bulky, photodetectors …

Organic semiconductors are excellent candidates for X‐ray detectors that can adapt to new
applications, with unique properties including mechanical flexibility and the ability to cover …

The development of portable X‐ray detectors is necessary for diagnosing fractures in
unconscious patients in emergency situations. However, this is quite challenging because of …

Direct conversion of X-ray irradiation using a semiconductor material is an emerging
technology in medical diagnosis, material sciences and industrial non-destructive testing …

Curved X‐ray detectors have the potential to revolutionize diverse sectors due to benefits
such as reduced image distortion and vignetting compared to their planar counterparts …

Semiconductor-based direct conversion X-ray sensors have widespread applications
spanning from medical diagnosis to industrial inspection. However, current findings on X-ray …