X-ray fluorescence (XRF) is qualitative and quantitative analytical tool for elemental analysis of many types of materials; it is non-destructive, fast and is suitable for the analysis of the wide range of elements. The method is based on the excitation of an analyte by a beam of primary X-rays to induce the emission of X-ray fluorescence from the sample. The goal of the quantitative XRF analysis is to relate the elemental concentrations to the measured fluorescence intensities. However, this task is not straightforward since the apparent fluorescence intensities are dependent on the weight fraction of an analyte, matrix composition, geometry of the experimental setup, parameters of the primary X-ray source and detection system, etc.. The q...
Stereotactic radiotherapy is based on the use of small photon beams delivered from a linear accelera...
The validation of radiotherapy treatment is based on the calculation of absorbed dose. The algorithm...
A new technique that localizes and identifies fluorescing elements in a sample wasdeveloped. This pr...
X-ray fluorescence (XRF) is qualitative and quantitative analytical tool for elemental analysis of m...
X-ray fluorescence (XRF) is qualitative and quantitative analytical tool for elemental analysis of m...
La fluorescence des rayons X (XRF) est un outil analytique qualitatif et quantitatif pour la caracté...
Reactor dosimetry is used to determine the neutron fluence during an irradiation and to characterize...
Reactor dosimetry is used to determine the neutron fluence during an irradiation and to characterize...
Quality assurance is a key topic in radiation therapy. Indeed, the increasing complexity of the trea...
Quality assurance is a key topic in radiation therapy. Indeed, the increasing complexity of the trea...
The aim of the work presented here was to measure X-ray spectra with a pixelated detector. Due to ef...
The validation of radiotherapy treatment is based on the calculation of absorbed dose. The algorithm...
The complexity of the problems of traceability, isomerism, monitoring and fate of a set of ill-defin...
The validation of radiotherapy treatment is based on the calculation of absorbed dose. The algorithm...
The complexity of the problems of traceability, isomerism, monitoring and fate of a set of ill-defin...
Stereotactic radiotherapy is based on the use of small photon beams delivered from a linear accelera...
The validation of radiotherapy treatment is based on the calculation of absorbed dose. The algorithm...
A new technique that localizes and identifies fluorescing elements in a sample wasdeveloped. This pr...
X-ray fluorescence (XRF) is qualitative and quantitative analytical tool for elemental analysis of m...
X-ray fluorescence (XRF) is qualitative and quantitative analytical tool for elemental analysis of m...
La fluorescence des rayons X (XRF) est un outil analytique qualitatif et quantitatif pour la caracté...
Reactor dosimetry is used to determine the neutron fluence during an irradiation and to characterize...
Reactor dosimetry is used to determine the neutron fluence during an irradiation and to characterize...
Quality assurance is a key topic in radiation therapy. Indeed, the increasing complexity of the trea...
Quality assurance is a key topic in radiation therapy. Indeed, the increasing complexity of the trea...
The aim of the work presented here was to measure X-ray spectra with a pixelated detector. Due to ef...
The validation of radiotherapy treatment is based on the calculation of absorbed dose. The algorithm...
The complexity of the problems of traceability, isomerism, monitoring and fate of a set of ill-defin...
The validation of radiotherapy treatment is based on the calculation of absorbed dose. The algorithm...
The complexity of the problems of traceability, isomerism, monitoring and fate of a set of ill-defin...
Stereotactic radiotherapy is based on the use of small photon beams delivered from a linear accelera...
The validation of radiotherapy treatment is based on the calculation of absorbed dose. The algorithm...
A new technique that localizes and identifies fluorescing elements in a sample wasdeveloped. This pr...