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    Development of self-powered neutron detectors used in nuclear medicine for the measurement of neutron flows during treatment of boron neutron therapy

    The Self Powered Neutrons Detectors (SPND) have the advantage of not requiring a high voltage power supply for their operation and are small in size, enhancing the interest of these detectors in medicine.

    Mohamed Fares, Adnane Messai, Salem Mameri… in Radiation Detection Technology and Methods (2021)

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    3He proportional counter development for thermal neutron detection

    Neutron detection is used in a wide range of applications in nuclear physics, radiation protection, nuclear fuel cycle, reactor instrumentation, security and industrial measurement. Among the detectors used in...

    Mohamed Fares, Adnane Messai, Samir Begaa… in Radiation Detection Technology and Methods (2021)

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    Boron-10 lined proportional counter development for thermal neutron detection

    Neutrons detection is of paramount importance in nuclear physics experiments, reactor physics, monitoring and control of nuclear reactors and in radiation protection. Among the neutron detectors used are Propo...

    Mohamed Fares, Mohamed Yacine Debili… in Radiation Detection Technology and Methods (2021)

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    Design and study of the characteristics of a versatile ionization chamber for gamma-ray dosimetry

    This work present the experimental characteristics study of the versatile gamma ionization chamber that is designed, developed and distinguished in our laboratory. All tests were accomplished under the Interna...

    Mohamed Fares, Adnane Messai, Samir Begaa… in Journal of Radioanalytical and Nuclear Che… (2020)

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    Study of solid-solution hardening in binary aluminium-based alloys

    Solid-solution formation in binary aluminium-based alloys is due essentially to the combined effects of the size and valence of solvent and solute atoms, as expected by the four Hume-Rothery rules. The lattice...

    Mohamed Draissia, Mohamed-Yacine Debili in Central European Journal of Physics (2005)