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Detectors and sensors

Detectors and sensors

Miniature X-ray detector uses nano-antenna

04 Apr 2017 Sarah Tesh
Artist's impression of the microscale X-ray detector emitting light down a thin optical fibre
Compact detection: microscale X-ray detector could be a medical dosimeter. (Courtesy: Miguel Angel Suarez, FEMTO-ST Institute)
Scientists in France have developed a tiny X-ray detector at the tip of an optical fibre. By combini

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