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Journal of Applied Physics|January 1, 1997
Simulation of radiation effects on three-dimensional computer optical memoriesM Moscovitch, D EmfietzoglouPhysics in Medicine and Biology|March 11, 1999
A potential application to the study of microscopic energy deposition in a solid by means of heavy charged-particle induced photochromic alterations in a tissue-equivalent matrixD Emfietzoglou, M MoscovitchPhysica Medica : PM : an International Journal Devoted to the Applications of Physics to Medicine and Biology : Official Journal of the Italian Association of Biomedical Physics (AIFB)|January 5, 2002
Monte Carlo simulation of charged particle transport in biomatterD Emfietzoglou, G Papamichael, M MoscovitchRadiation Protection Dosimetry|September 9, 2004
Monte-Carlo calculations of radial dose and restricted-let for protons in waterD Emfietzoglou, K Karava, G Papamichael, et al.Physics in Medicine and Biology|December 1, 2000
A Monte Carlo track structure code for electrons (approximately 10 eV-10 keV) and protons (approximately 0.3-10 MeV) in water: partitioning of energy and collision eventsD Emfietzoglou, G Papamichael, K Kostarelos, et al.Physics in Medicine and Biology|September 5, 2003
Monte Carlo simulation of the energy loss of low-energy electrons in liquid waterD Emfietzoglou, K Karava, G Papamichael, et al.Radiation Protection Dosimetry|June 20, 2006
A Monte-Carlo code for the detailed simulation of electron and light-ion tracks in condensed matterD Emfietzoglou, G Papamichael, K Karava, et al.Radiation Protection Dosimetry|October 18, 2002
Radiation dosimetry using three-dimensional optical random access memoriesM Moscovitch, G W Phillips, B M Cullum, et al.Radiation Protection Dosimetry|August 27, 2002
Semi-empirical inelastic cross sections for electron transport in liquid waterD EmfietzoglouRadiation Protection Dosimetry|October 18, 2002
Modelling the energy-loss mechanism of charged particles in organic solidsD EmfietzoglouPageof 15