Name: NuSec Technical Workshop 2025
Start: 2025-03-05T09:30:00+00:00
End: 2025-03-05T17:00:00+00:00
Location: Institute of Physics, London

NuSec Technical Workshop 2025

Wednesday 5 March 2025 - 09:30

Monday 3 March 2025
Tuesday 4 March 2025
Wednesday 5 March 2025

09:30 Registration and Coffee
Registration and Coffee
09:30 - 10:00
10:00
10:00 - 11:30
Contributions

10:00 3D Position-Sensing Semiconductor Gamma-Ray Detectors: Current Research on CsPbBr3 and Commercialization on CZT Imaging Spectrometers - Zhong He

10:30 PReTSL: Proton Recoil Tracking for Source Location - Robin Smith (Sheffield Hallam University (GB))

10:45 Neutron Detection with Sodium Iodide - Luke Morris (AWE Nuclear Security Technologies)

11:00 Multi-modal Sensing for Radiation Detection and Imaging: From Robot Dogs to City-scale Networks - Reynold Cooper (Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory)
11:30 Coffee Break
Coffee Break
11:30 - 12:00
12:00
12:00 - 13:15
Contributions

12:00 Development of Polycrystalline Solid-State Radiation Detectors - Justin Reiss (Penn State University)

12:30 A Neutron Sensitive Detector using 3D-Printed Materials - Adam Barr (University of Manchester)

12:45 Low Power, Compact, Dual Mode Detectors for Nuclear Security Applications - Bjoern Seitz

13:00 Evaluating the suitability of organic semiconductor detectors for nuclear security - Aled Horner (Queen Mary, University of London)
13:15
13:15 - 14:00
Contributions

13:15 PReTSL: Proton Recoil Tracking for Source Location - Kristian Haverson (Sheffield Hallam University (GB))

13:16 Neutron Capture in a Plasma Environment - Brian Appelbe (Imperial College London)

13:17 Enhancing ‘Big-Data’ Visualisation and Presentation in Data-Rich Nuclear Security Scenarios - Peter Martin (University of Bristol)

13:18 Development of a novel neutron detector using trapped 3He - Charles Barton (University of York)

13:19 Stereo-scintillator detector arrangement for radioactive source localisation and characterisation within confined pipe networks - Andrew Parker

13:20 Hyperspectral Imaging Inspection of Nuclear Assets through Leaded Glass Windows - Jaime Zabalza (University of Strathclyde)

13:21 From the Higgs boson to Detector Development for Nuclear Security - Adrian Bevan (Queen Mary University of London (GB))

13:22 Advancing Neural Network Training Datasets for Mobile Radioisotope Detection - James Biggs (University of Surrey)

13:23 Graph Acceleration and Contextual Analysis in Radioactive Source Localisation - Fraser Holloway (The University of Liverpool)

13:24 WbLS in neutrino detectors for non-proliferation - Deb Sankar Bhattacharya (The University of Edinburgh (GB))

13:25 Long range imaging system for alpha emitters - Lingteng Kong (University of Bristol)

13:26 Muon Tracking in an Opaque Scintillator Detector - Jess Lock (University of Sussex)

13:27 AM-OTech: Antineutrino-Based Reactor Monitoring with LiquidO Opaque Scintillator Technology - Nicolo Tuccori

13:28 Active Interrogation System for Special Nuclear Materials: Principles and Initial Results - Mahmoud Bakr (University of Bristol)

13:29 A Fast Variable Intensity LED Flasher for the Calibration of Cherenkov Experiments - Amrit Nayak (Durham University)

13:30 Development of CsPbBr3-Polymer Composite Materials for Direct Detection of Radiation - Stephen J Kearney (University College London)

13:31 Machine learning enhanced analysis for compromised LiF:Mg,Ti. thermoluminescent glow-curves using an augmented seed dataset. - Lukasz Tomaszewski (University of Surrey)

13:32 Boron-loaded opaque scintillator as a low-cost directional neutron detector - Rob Foster (University of Sheffield)

13:33 Optical characteristics and scintillation processes in 2D perovskite radiation detectors - Amy Dickinson (University of Surrey)

13:34 Quantum Dot-Based Scintillators for Neutron Detection - Teppei Katori (King's College London)

13:35 Characterisation and performance of vapour-deposited lead halide perovskite films for radiation detection applications - MUZZAMER BIN MOHAMMAD ZAHID
14:00
14:00 - 16:15
Contributions

14:00 NTRnet Updates - Tom Scott (Unibersity of Bristol)

14:15 Insights from the SIGMA Dataset: AI-Driven Radiation Detection in Complex Environments - Caroline Shenton-Taylor (University of Surrey)

14:45 Detection of anomalies in large radiation data streams using changepoint theory - Kes Ward

15:00 Data driven techniques to analyse gamma-ray spectra from the London SIGMA sensor network - Daniel Binks (National Physical Laboratory)

15:15 GROUSE 2025 update - Adam White (AWE) John Garrood (AWE)

15:30 Real time identification and tracking of radioactive materials carried by humans - Sam Fearn

15:45 SIGMA Data 2 - Philip Martin (AWE)

16:00 Final Remarks - Paul Sellin

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