Advances in flexible and printable electronics have paved the way for large-area, and low-
cost wearable electronics that will revolutionize the way we detect and monitor ionizing …

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 …

The dissemination of sensors is key to realizing a sustainable,'intelligent'world, where
everyday objects and environments are equipped with sensing capabilities to advance the …

Organic dosimeters offer unique advantages over traditional technologies, and they can be
used to expand the capabilities of current radiation detection systems. In-depth knowledge …

There is growing interest in the development of novel materials and devices capable of
ionizing radiation detection for medical applications. Organic semiconductors are promising …

Plastic scintillators are widely used in various radiation measurement applications, and the
use of plastic scintillators for nuclear applications including decommissioning, such as …

Organic semiconductors have emerged as promising neural interfacing materials due to
their innate biocompatibility, soft mechanical properties, and mixed electron/ion conduction …

Radiation detection (dosimetry) most commonly uses scintillating materials in a wide array of
fields, ranging from energy to medicine. Scintillators must be able to not only fluoresce …

Spatially fractionated ultra-high-dose-rate beams used during microbeam radiation therapy
(MRT) have been shown to increase the differential response between normal and tumour …

We report the first demonstration of a solid-state, direct-conversion sensor for thermal
neutrons based on a polymer/inorganic nanocomposite. Sensors were fabricated from …