Speaker
Robert Larsen
(European Organization for Nuclear Research, University Medical Center Groningen)
Description
As part of our search for radiation-hard techniques for beam profile monitoring, we have conducted a novel experiment using microstructured optical fibres, which are known for their extremely high radiation tolerance, filled with scintillation gases, which are also inherently radiation hard. We tested this new technique at the CLEAR accelerator at CERN, demonstrating its potential for beam diagnostics. It shows particular promise for FLASH therapy, where it could offer significant improvements in reliability and functionality compared to current instrumentation.
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Author
Robert Larsen
(European Organization for Nuclear Research, University Medical Center Groningen)
Co-authors
Alexander Gerbershagen
(University Medical Center Groningen)
Jacobus Marco Schippers
(University Medical Center Groningen)
Antonio Gilardi
(European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Inaki Ortega
(European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Emma Buchanan
(University of Edinburgh)
Manjit Dosanjh
(University of Oxford)
Ian Davidson
(University of Southampton)
Gregory Jackson
(University of Southampton)
Gregory Jasion
(University of Southampton)
Thomas William Kelly
(University of Southampton)
Hans Christian Mulvad
(University of Southampton)
Franxesco Poletti
(University of Southampton)
Somarpita Pradhan
(University of Southampton)
Austin Taranta
(University of Southampton)
Natalie Wheeler
(University of Southampton)
