This inventor holds 1 USPTO granted patent. Top assignee: Other. Active years: 2003.
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1 out of 834,570 Years Active: 2003
Title: Benoit Denizot and Thermoluminescent Dosimeter Filaments.
Introduction
Benoit Denizot is an inventor associated with Angers, France. His work includes a patented invention for polymer filaments designed to measure radiation doses through thermoluminescence.
Latest Patents
Denizot is credited with 1 patent, titled “Polymer Filaments Used as a Thermoluminescent Dosimeter.” The invention describes a filament containing thermoluminescent particles evenly distributed in a thermoplastic polymer matrix. The polymer adheres sufficiently to the particles to maintain the filament’s cohesion, while its thermoluminescent response substantially corresponds to the radiation dose absorbed, including after contact with a physiological medium.
The patent also describes measuring beta-radiation doses delivered to a mammal’s target organ. A group of filaments is placed at the desired location, with part of each filament remaining outside the irradiated area. After irradiation, the filaments are removed and their thermoluminescence is measured.
Career Highlights
The available information identifies Denizot’s patent contribution but does not specify his employer or provide further details about his professional career.
Collaborations
Sophie Morteau and Joël Richard are listed as Denizot’s coworkers. The available information does not describe their specific roles in the patented invention.
Conclusion
Benoit Denizot’s documented patent work focuses on thermoluminescent polymer filaments for measuring radiation doses, including beta radiation delivered to target organs.
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