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World-first diamond-based nuclear radiation detector can work in extreme temperatures

Tokyo-based precision components manufacturer Orbray has announced the development of an advanced radiation nuclear detector. This detector is unique because it is based on the company’s proprietary ...
Science Daily

With inspiration from 'Tetris,' researchers develop a better radiation detector

A new detector system based on the game 'Tetris' could enable inexpensive, accurate radiation detectors for monitoring nuclear sites. The spread of radioactive isotopes from the Fukushima Daiichi ...
Science Daily

Using antimatter to detect nuclear radiation

Discerning whether a nuclear reactor is being used to also create material for nuclear weapons is difficult, but capturing and analyzing antimatter particles has shown promise for monitoring what ...
ZDNet

Unleash your superpower: This gadget lets you detect nuclear radiation

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Morningstar

Micross Launches Standard-Performance Nuclear Event Detector to Advance Radiation Protection for Critical Systems

MELVILLE, N.Y., Feb. 4, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Micross today announced the commercial launch of its Standard-Performance Nuclear Event Detector (NED), a next-generation radiation detection solution ...
Nature

Fluorescent Nuclear Track Detectors In Radiation Dosimetry

Fluorescent Nuclear Track Detectors (FNTDs) represent a significant leap forward in solid-state dosimetry, utilising novel luminescent materials such as aluminium oxide crystals doped with carbon and ...
C&EN

Detecting nuclear radiation at greater distances

Maintaining international nuclear security requires tracking and monitoring fissile materials, such as plutonium and uranium. Standoff radiation detectors, which can measure radioactivity from afar, ...