The principal objective of this research is the development of a novel technique that will greatly increase the count-rate capability and endurance of position-sensitive detector systems without compromising spatial, angular, or energy resolution. such an improved detector system is capable of… More

41182 ORDELA, Inc. While extractive scintillator solutions used with alpha-liquid-scintillation spectrometry offers one of the moswt rapid and accurate techniques for the separation and measurement of alpha-emitters, extensive commercialization has been hampered by the generation of mixed waste.… More

65491 Currently available position-sensitive neutron detectors limit the full utilization of beam power and resolution capabilities of existing or proposed steady-state and pulsed neutron scattering facilities used in materials research. To remove some of these limitations, this project will… More

65491 Currently available position-sensitive neutron detectors limit the full utilization of beam power and resolution capabilities of existing and proposed steady-state and pulsed neutron scattering facilities used in materials research. To remove these limitations, this project will… More

65491 Currently available position-sensitive neutron detectors limit the full utilization of beam power and resolution capabilities of existing and proposed steady-state and pulsed neutron scattering facilities used in materials research. To remove these limitations, this project will… More

75973-Currently available neutron detectors limit the full utilization of beam power and resolution capabilities at existing and proposed steady state and pulsed neutron scattering facilities, used for materials science research. Substantial improvements in detector performance are needed to solve… More

At the large-scale national user facilities used for the advanced study of materials, the currently available neutron beam detectors have limitations for intense neutron beams. Yet, a large number of neutron-scattering experiments require beam monitors to operate at intense neutron beam fluxes… More

Currently available neutron detectors are limited in their ability to be used with the intense neutron beams used for the advanced study of materials at large-scale national facilities. A large number of neutron-scattering experiments require beam monitors to operate in an intense neutron beam flux… More

Large area neutron detectors with high efficiency, high resolution, high count-rate capability, and fast timing capabilities are required to meet the specific neutron diffraction and imaging needs of the Spallation Neutron Source (SNS) at the Oak Ridge National Laboratory. Due to the current… More