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Novel Scintillator Improves X-Ray Imaging

Zachary Seeley holds a gadolinium–lutetium–oxide (GLO) transparent ceramic scintillator plate.

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A Livermore team has developed a first-of-its kind transparent ceramic scintillator that significantly improves throughput for CT-based 3D imaging for manufacturing and other applications.

Jan. 2, 2017

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