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Tissue equivalent curved organic x‐ray detectors utilizing high atomic number polythiophene analogues

Nanayakkara et al., 2023

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6304122533883125814
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Nanayakkara M
He Q
Ruseckas A
Karalasingam A
Matjacic L
Masteghin M
Basiricò L
Fratelli I
Ciavatti A
Kilbride R
Jenatsch S
Parnell A
Fraboni B
Nisbet A
Heeney M
Jayawardena K
Silva S
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Organic semiconductors are a promising material candidate for X‐ray detection. However, the low atomic number (Z) of organic semiconductors leads to poor X‐ray absorption thus restricting their performance. Herein, the authors propose a new strategy for achieving high …
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Nanayakkara et al. Tissue equivalent curved organic x‐ray detectors utilizing high atomic number polythiophene analogues