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Accelerators and detectors

Accelerators and detectors

Tetris-inspired radiation detector uses machine learning

08 May 2024
Tetris particle detector illustration
Gamification A new design inspired by Tetris could reduce the cost and boost the accuracy of accurate radiation detectors used for monitoring nuclear sites. (Courtesy: Ella Maru Studio)
Inspired by the tetromino shapes in the classic video game Tetris, researchers in the US have design

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Sam Jarman is a science writer based in the UK
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