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Researchers are developing a novel microbolometer for proton and ion-beam therapy. This inductive superconducting transition-edge detector (ISTED) aims to measure energy deposition in radiotherapy treatments.

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Area of Science:

Medical Physics
Detector Technology
Radiotherapy

Background:

Growing interest in proton and ion-beam therapy necessitates new measurement quantities.
The Bureau International des Poids et Mesures recommended defining a new quantity for biological effects in radiotherapy.
Existing detectors require adaptation for precise energy deposition measurements in advanced radiotherapy.

Purpose of the Study:

To design and develop a new microbolometer for measuring energy deposition in proton and ion-beam therapy.
To adapt the inductive superconducting transition-edge detector (ISTED) for detecting photons, hadrons, and ions.
To enhance the application of ISTED beyond infrared detection for radiotherapy dosimetry.

Main Methods:

Utilizing an inductive superconducting transition-edge detector (ISTED) design.
Incorporating a tissue-equivalent absorber for radiation interaction.
Employing a 15-µm Superconducting QUantum Interference Device (SQUID) operating at 9 K.
Conducting thermal computational modeling for the ISTED absorber.

Main Results:

Demonstrated detection of single visible photons with high energy resolution (0.2 eV).
Achieved a fast time response of a few microseconds.
Completed thermal computational modeling for a basic ISTED absorber design.

Conclusions:

The developed ISTED shows promise for accurate energy deposition measurements in radiotherapy.
Further work is required to realize the full potential of the detector for clinical applications.
This advancement could lead to improved dosimetry and treatment planning in particle therapy.