Titlebook: Advances in Space Radiation Detection; Novel Nanomaterials Ramachandra Naik,H. P. Nagaswarupa,D. M. Tejashwin Book 2024 The Editor(s) (if

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Enhancing Efficiency of Plastic Scintillators,al composition, such as the selection of appropriate polymers and scintillating dopants, are emphasized for optimizing light generation and energy resolution. The integration of wavelength shifters and optical filters is proposed to modify emission wavelengths for better detection sensitivity. Effic

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Applications of Advanced Radiation Detection Systems,es such as scintillation detectors, high-purity germanium detectors, and innovative data processing methods, significantly enhance radiation detection and quantification capabilities. In space exploration, they monitor cosmic and solar radiation to protect astronauts and equipment. In nuclear energy

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Conclusion and Future Perspectives for Space Radiation Detection,sure astronaut safety and mission success. It highlights current technologies, such as scintillation detectors, semiconductor detectors, and passive dosimeters, along with their strengths, limitations, and applications in various space missions. The chapter discusses challenges in detecting space ra

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2191-5407 g potential applications and future directions in the field. It is a useful resource for scientists and graduate students involved in the fields of space exploration, radiation detection technologies, and nanotechnology.?.978-3-031-74550-8978-3-031-74551-5Series ISSN 2191-5407 Series E-ISSN 2191-5415

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Introduction to Space Radiation Detection,ectors such as scintillators and semiconductor detectors. Despite advancements, challenges remain, particularly in detecting low-energy particles, ensuring long-term operational stability, and minimizing the size, weight, and power consumption of detection systems. Future space missions, especially

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Fundamentals of Nanomaterial Synthesis,RD), scanning electron microscopy (SEM), and transmission electron microscopy (TEM). It addresses the challenges in nanomaterial synthesis, such as reproducibility, scalability, and the environmental impact, and discusses strategies to overcome these hurdles. Furthermore, the chapter presents case s