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Radiation Measurement Group |
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Nuclear Engineering and Radiological Sciences Department, University of Michigan |
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The goal of our research projects is to develop advanced radiation sensors, in particular, gamma-ray and neutron spectrometers and imaging systems. These detectors are critical in applications such as nuclear non-proliferation and arms control, homeland security, medical imaging for nuclear medicine and cancer diagnosis, gamma-ray astronomy for studying the evolution of our universe, planetary exploration on Mars and the Moon, nuclear physics for studying nuclear structures and testing fundamental theories, as well in industry. The central theme of our technologies is single-polarity charge sensing and position sensing. The 3-dimensional position-sensing, depth-sensing and radial-sensing technologies pioneered and implemented by our group have enabled breakthrough performance on energy resolution, real-time imaging capability, room-temperature operation on semiconductor gamma-ray spectrometers, and the elimination of microphonic noise in gas detectors. You are welcome to learn about our projects and get to know the people working in this group. You can also get to know the people who graduated from this group and where they are. This information will give you some prospects on career opportunities if you come to join this group. |
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