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May 23-25, 2006
The Michigan League
University of Michigan
Ann Arbor, Michigan, USA
Symposium Chairman: David K. Wehe
This Symposium is the eleventh in a series of technical meetings dealing with ionizing radiation and its applications that began in 1964 and has subsequently been held at intervals of every four to five years. The most recent in this series was held in 2002 on the University of Michigan campus, with a program that included over 200 presentations in both oral and poster format. Its focus has expanded over the decades to include the breadth of ionizing radiation measurement applications and technologies.
Papers physically presented at the conference by one of the authors and accepted for publication will appear in a special edition of Nuclear Instruments and Methods in Physics Research A (NIM A).
Materials Research and Development for the
Detection of Gammas and Neutrons
(a Materials Fabrication Meeting)
In addition to the three day symposium, please consider attending the one-day topical meeting on Friday, May 26, 2006. This meeting is sponsored by DHS - Domestic Nuclear Detection Office. The focus of this meeting will be on materials fabrication issues and their impact upon the detection
problem. You are encouraged to submit your related research to this meeting. Please visit workshops for detailed information.