Georgia Tech Research Corporation

The State University of New York

The University of Tennessee Research Foundation

Charles Bond

Anthony R Lubinsky

Adrian Howansky

Meredith Brooke Beckert

Russell Lee Leonard

Jacqueline Johnson

Scintillating glass ceramics are disclosed. The scintillating glass ceramics may be used as an x-ray conversion layer (screen) for a flat panel imager (FPD) and as part of an imaging system. The FPD may have a single screen or a dual screen. The scintillating glass ceramics may be used for either a front screen or a back screen. The scintillating glass ceramics may be used for high energy x-ray applications including for energies of about 0.3 to about 20 MeV. A build-up layer may be attached to the scintillating glass ceramics for high energy applications. The scintillating glass ceramics may include a glass matrix hosting luminescent centers and light scattering centers. The materials used for the luminescent centers and light scattering centers may be the same or different. The scintillating glass ceramics may be coated onto a glass substrate.

Scintillating glass ceramics for use in flat panel x-ray detectors, flat panel x-ray detectors and imaging systems

Growing community of inventors

Tullahoma, TN, United States of America

Charles Bond