Available for Licensing: Machine Learning-Enhanced Spectroscopy Technology for High-Resolution Radiation Detection Using Low-Cost Detectors

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The Department of Energy is offering an Idaho National Laboratory technology for licensing and commercialization. The machine-learning system improves the energy resolution of low-cost, room-temperature radiation detectors, supporting portable gamma-ray, X-ray, neutron, and charged-particle spectroscopy without cryogenic cooling. This is not a request for bids or funding.
Machine Learning-Enhanced Spectroscopy Technology for High-Resolution Radiation Detection Using Low-Cost Detectors Transforms low-energy resolution gamma- and x-ray detector data into high-resolution spectra—reducing cost, size, and cooling requirements without sacrificing performance. Technology Summary This INL technology enables high-energy-resolution radiation spectroscopy using low-cost, room-temperature detectors such as sodium iodide (NaI) scintillators. Traditionally, researchers and engineers rely on high-purity germanium (HPGe) detectors, lanthanum bromide (LaBr3) or similar for applications requiring fine energy discrimination; however, these systems are expensive, fragile, or…
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