NASA NTRS · 20170004934
Device and Method of Scintillating Quantum Dots for Radiation Imaging
Abstract
A radiation imaging device includes a radiation source and a micro structured detector comprising a material defining a surface that faces the radiation source. The material includes a plurality of discreet cavities having openings in the surface. The detector also includes a plurality of quantum dots disclosed in the cavities. The quantum dots are configured to interact with radiation from the radiation source, and to emit visible photons that indicate the presence of radiation. A digital camera and optics may be used to capture images formed by the detector in response to exposure to radiation.
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Burke, Eric R., DeHaven, Stanton L., Williams, Phillip A.. 2017-05-16. Device and Method of Scintillating Quantum Dots for Radiation Imaging. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20170004934
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