Synopsis of recent research by authors named "Naoko Inadama"
- Naoko Inadama's research primarily focuses on advancing positron emission tomography (PET) technology, particularly emphasizing the development of novel detector systems such as the X'tal cube and the OpenPET geometry to enhance spatial resolution and sensitivity in imaging.
- Recent findings highlight the challenges associated with inter-crystal scattering events in high-resolution PET detectors, as well as innovations in depth-of-interaction (DOI) detectors using advanced manufacturing techniques like subsurface laser engraving for improved performance in small animal and in-beam PET systems.
- Inadama's work includes comprehensive evaluations of induced radioactivity effects in scintillation materials used in carbon ion therapy, showcasing the potential long-term impacts on clinical imaging applications and the overall effectiveness of next-generation PET systems.
