What are the potential applications of artificial diamond radiation detectors?

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The discussion centers on the potential applications of artificial diamond radiation detectors, which are characterized by their ultra-fast response time, high durability in extreme environments, excellent signal-to-noise ratio, and broad dynamic range. These detectors can be utilized in various fields, including space exploration, medical imaging, and environmental monitoring. The participants also mention a connection to CERN, highlighting the relevance of advanced radiation detection technologies in scientific research.

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Hello, I am a business student currently collaborating on a technology project whose aim is to find alternative applications for a radiation detector made from artificial diamond.

The main benefits of the detector are:
• Ultra-fast response time
• High durability in really harsh environments (vacuum, radioactive environment, space, cryogenic temperatures)
• Very good signal-to-noise ratio and therefore very precise and reliable measurement
• Broad dynamic range (radioactive particles to UV-light)

Any ideas where it could be used?

Thanks for your help
 
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Hello, no, we come from the same university and both collaborate with Talent program from CERN. However, our projects are slightly different and include different types of radiation detectors.
 

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