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https://ip.sandia.gov/Description
Sandia National Laboratories is a
multiprogram engineering and scientific facility operated for the
Department of Energy's National Nuclear Security Administration.
Major Laboratory facilities are located in Albuquerque, N.Mex. and
Livermore, Calif. Our 3,500 technical staff members, including 450
at the California site, are recruited from all disciplines of
engineering and the physical sciences. Sandia/California is
committed to collaborative research and development with industry
and universities, resulting in new and enhanced technologies that
have both commercial and national security benefits.
Sandia/California develops weapons systems and technology that
support our nation's nuclear deterrence policy. Some of the
nation's greatest challenges are solved by our programs.
Mission
The Laboratories' principal missions revolve
around national security in the broadest sense of military, energy,
and economic competitiveness. Our primary emphasis is on nuclear
weapons research and development. In the mid-1970s, we broadened
our charter in support of the country's need to develop and expand
our energy supply and improve the efficiency of its utilization. In
the late 1980s, we again diversified our program, this time
training our technical resources - people, technologies, and
facilities - on the competitive challenges of the private
sector.
Technology Disciplines
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Radiation Detection Materials Characterization Laboratory
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Sandia National Laboratories
P.O. Box 969, MS 9402
Livermore
Region:
P: (925) 294-4634Security Clearance : Non Security LabSquare Footage: 0 Lab Reps:
Patrick Doty
This facility provides assistance to users from federal laboratories, U.S. industry and academia in the following areas: (1) testing and characterizing radiation detector materials and devices; and (2) determining the relationships between the physical properties of the detector materials and the device response. Systems of interest include scintillators and room-temperature semiconductors for detection arrays of x-rays, gamma rays and neutrons.
Expertise
The facility's special capabilities include: low-noise environment to test solid-state detectors for x-ray, gamma-ray, and neutron response mass spectrometry to quantify contaminants in detectors and detector-grade materials photoluminescence and thermally-stimulated current to measure carrier...
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