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Wearable Detector Device Utilizing Microstructured Semiconductor Neutron Detectors

T. R. Ochs (Kansas State), B. L. Beatty (Alion Sci. Technol. Corp.), S. L. Bellinger (Rad. Detection Technol. Inc.), R. G. Fronk (Kansas State), J. A. Gardner (Alion Sci. Technol. Corp.), L. C. Henson (Rad. Detection Technol. Inc.), D. E. Huddleston, R. M. Hutchins, T. J. Sobering (Kansas State), J. L. Thompson (Alion Sci. Technol. Corp.), A. Van Bergeijk, D. S. McGregor (Kansas State)

Transactions | Volume 119 | Number 1 | November 2018 | Pages 188-191