Computed Tomography and X-ray Imaging in Material Science
A special issue of Materials (ISSN 1996-1944). This special issue belongs to the section "Advanced Materials Characterization".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: 20 June 2024 | Viewed by 217
Special Issue Editors
Interests: radiation detection; X-ray; X-ray images; scintillators
Interests: radiation detection; X-ray; X-ray images; scintillators
Interests: radiation detection; X-ray; X-ray images; ICF
Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
As a penetrating high-energy ray, X-ray plays a crucial role in the fields of biomedicine, non-destructive industrial exploration, safety detection and high-energy physics, being applied to computed tomography technology in disease diagnosis. In addition, the femto second frame rate of free electron lasers makes it possible to study electronic processes. The quality of X-ray imaging is closely related to scintillators, which can convert high-energy radiation into ultraviolet light.
In order to ensure that X-ray imaging is more able to benefit mankind, numerous researchers are committed to developing flexible, low-dose, high-spatial and temporal resolution scintillator materials.
This Special Issue is devoted to research addressing the influence of different scintillation materials on X-ray imaging quality, including simulation calculation, the preparation and characterization of new scintillation materials, and the development of novel imaging systems.
In order to further advance this field together, researchers are invited to share their results in this Special Issue and jointly promote the development of X-ray imaging.
Dr. Qianli Li
Dr. He Feng
Guest Editors
Dr. Kuan Ren
Guest Editor Assistant
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Keywords
- radiation detection
- radiation-induced luminescence
- radiographic imaging
- X-ray imaging
- X-ray-excited luminescence
- scintillators
- nanomaterials
- perovskite
- Geant4
- data acquisition system
