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Bethany Goldblum - Professor, Nuclear Engineering
Status: Current Term Now Closed Weekly Hours: 9-11 hrs Location: Off Campus
Organic scintillators are materials that emit light when excited by ionizing radiation. They are particularly attractive for fast neutron detection with applications in fusion diagnostics, nuclear security and proliferation detection technologies, and curiosity-driven science. Our group works on a wide range of aspects of scintillator science and engineering, from...
Mathematical and Physical SciencesBethany Goldblum - Professor, Nuclear Engineering
Status: Current Term Now Closed Weekly Hours: 9-11 hrs Location: Off Campus
Scintillators emit light when excited by ionizing radiation. They are used in a variety of applications including basic science measurements, medical imaging, nuclear security and proliferation detection technologies, fusion-energy system diagnostics, etc. A database of scintillator properties is hosted by Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (scintillator.lbl.gov) containing a variety of...
Mathematical and Physical SciencesBethany Goldblum - Professor, Nuclear Engineering
Status: Full- no new appr needed Weekly Hours: 9-11 hrs Location: Off Campus
Effective nuclear proliferation detection is hindered by the need to continuously verify the absence of undeclared nuclear materials and nuclear weapons-relevant activities. Multisensor data fusion has the potential to provide an integrated picture of difficult to detect phenomena, where composite signals can be used as proliferation indicators. Recent developments...
Mathematical and Physical Sciences