Neutron Imaging
A special issue of Journal of Imaging (ISSN 2313-433X).
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (31 October 2017) | Viewed by 140496
Special Issue Editor
Special Issue Information
The field of neutron imaging is rapidly developing multimodal and multiscale methods. This development is spurred by advances in detector technology, facile microfabrication of neutron optical components, ability to analyze large image data sets, and the merging and adoption of methods from other disciplines. These new methods are able to uniquely interrogate samples thanks to the penetrating power of thermal and cold neutrons. With the ability to readily transmit several centimeters of many common metals, neutron imaging methods reveal buried and bulk structures or study materials within sample environments, such as pressure vessels, furnaces, magnets, and cryostats. The intent of the “Neutron Imaging” Special Issue is to present a snap shot of the field’s development by covering a range of topics that includes method development and applications in the areas:
• Imaging detectors and instrumentation
• Bragg edge imaging and diffractive contrast tomography
• Neutron phase and dark-field imaging
• Magnetic contrast imaging
• Energy selective methods
• Tomography and multimodal imaging
Papers must be original research of novel results or a suitable review article of the current state-of-the-art.
Dr. Daniel S. Hussey
Guest Editor
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Keywords
- Neutron phase imaging
- Dark-field imaging
- Bragg edge imaging
- Tomography
- Magnetic imaging
- Neutron imaging detector
- Instrumentation
- Diffraction contrast tomography
- Multimodal imaging
- Energy selective imaging
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Related Special Issue
- Neutron Imaging in Journal of Imaging (15 articles)