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Building a Hybrid Compton Camera System for Improving Medical Imaging Applications
Compton cameras present a powerful advancement in gamma-ray imaging, offering en-hanced resolution and efficiency over conventional imaging methods for medical applications such as proton therapy and other targeted radiotherapies. Unlike mechanically collimated imaging systems, a two-stage Compton c...
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Department of Physics
2025
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