X-ray Enhancement and Attenuation in Hybrid Organic-Inorganic Detectors: In Search of new Markets
有机-无机混合探测器中的 X 射线增强和衰减:寻找新市场
基本信息
- 批准号:104946
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 3.18万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:英国
- 项目类别:Collaborative R&D
- 财政年份:2019
- 资助国家:英国
- 起止时间:2019 至 无数据
- 项目状态:已结题
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项目摘要
"X-rays are a somewhat widely used tool that enables features that cannot be observed through the use of visible light to be observed. This is in view of their highly penetrating nature through most materials. As such, these are used in medical imaging such as mamography, dentistry, evaluation of the mechanical integrity of pipes, ships, planes, identifying any undesired metallic contaminants during food processing among many others.In order to see or image features using X-rays, detectors which are somewhat similar in nature to cameras used in cell phones are employed. However, due to their design being based on established physical principles for bulk materials, these often require the use of high X-ray doses for features to be clearly observed.SilverRay Ltd. is a startup company that is aimed at disrupting the manner in which X-ray detection is conducted. The team at SilverRay have been able to develop a detector based on nanotechnology that enables a dose that is nearly 10-100 times lower than is used by current standard technologies. Surprisingly, we have identified this capability to be nearly x100-1000 higher than what is expected if the established rules used by the radiation physics community is followed. Therefore we believe that a new mechanism that has not been previously utilised in the X-ray detector technology is at the heart of this observed enhancement.A potential origin for the observed enhancements is the scattering of X-rays from nanoscale features. This is somewhat similar to the process that is often used by astrophysicists in order to identify dust particles in space (X-ray astronomy). While the team at SilverRay have managed to support this theory based on computer simulations, we are now gathering evidence to work towards experimentally proving this hypothesis. We believe that the use of specific measurement technologies that are able to identify a signature peak when a sample is hit by X-rays of single energy will help us to prove the mechanism. In the event that the proposed mechanism does indeed take place, we expect to see a distribution of peaks much like when the sample is hit by a probe consisting of X-rays of different energies. We believe that the team at the National Physical Laboratory with their extensive experience in developing metrology tools and measurement tools similar to what we are interested in, will be an ideal partner that will enable this characterisation problem to be solved."
“X 射线是一种使用广泛的工具,可以观察到通过使用可见光无法观察到的特征。这是因为它们对大多数材料具有高度穿透性。因此,这些用于医学成像,例如例如乳房X光检查、牙科、管道、船舶、飞机的机械完整性评估、食品加工过程中识别任何不需要的金属污染物等。为了使用X射线查看或成像特征,探测器在性质上与相机有些相似手机中使用的有然而,由于它们的设计是基于散装材料的既定物理原理,因此通常需要使用高剂量的 X 射线才能清楚地观察到特征。SilverRay Ltd. 是一家旨在颠覆这种方式的初创公司。 SilverRay 团队已经能够开发出一种基于纳米技术的探测器,其剂量比当前标准技术低近 10-100 倍。令人惊讶的是,如果遵循辐射物理学界使用的既定规则,我们发现这种能力比预期高出近 100-1000 倍。因此,我们相信,一种以前未在 X 射线探测器技术中使用的新机制是所观察到的增强的核心。所观察到的增强的潜在来源是来自纳米级特征的 X 射线的散射。这有点类似于天体物理学家经常使用的识别太空尘埃粒子的过程(X 射线天文学)。虽然 SilverRay 团队已经成功地基于计算机模拟支持了这一理论,但我们现在正在收集证据,努力通过实验证明这一假设。我们相信,使用能够识别样品受到单能 X 射线照射时的特征峰的特定测量技术将有助于我们证明这一机制。如果所提出的机制确实发生,我们期望看到峰值的分布,就像样本被由不同能量的 X 射线组成的探针击中时一样。我们相信,国家物理实验室的团队在开发与我们感兴趣的类似的计量工具和测量工具方面拥有丰富的经验,将成为解决这一表征问题的理想合作伙伴。”
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1962-07 - 期刊:
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Farmers' adoption of digital technology and agricultural entrepreneurial willingness: Evidence from China
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Digitization
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10.1017/9781316987506.024 - 发表时间:
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10.1002/9781119681069.refs - 发表时间:
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Putrescine Dihydrochloride
- DOI:
10.15227/orgsyn.036.0069 - 发表时间:
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