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Marcus Richter Application & Service Engineer in the XRD area We solve measurement problems that others struggle with. Marcus Richter Application & Service Engineer Marcus has been supporting the #application of our various product lines for over 1.5 years. He is responsible for the installation and maintenance of our measuring devices worldwide. In the XRD area, he is responsible for commissioning and calibrating the X-ray measuring devices. Marcus, what was your first point of contact with FI? I became aware of Freiberg Instruments through my former employer, one of the world's leading manufacturers of silicon wafers. By chance, there was an interesting and suitable position for me at the time. Then everything happened very quickly and a short time later I was already part of #TeamFI. Why did you choose FI? It was the positive vibe of the team and the impressive expertise in highly complex processes - I wanted to be a part of that. Part of a team that makes a difference. What are you particularly proud of? In one of my first projects at FI, we supported the construction of a new production line for a big player in the silicon wafer industry. Our measuring tools are used to determine the geometry of the silicon ingot using X-ray diffraction and precisely align the position of the rod piece with the adhesive module. This complex process prepares the sawing process in which the ingot is cut into wafers. When the production line went into operation in Asia, we received a standing ovation from our customers. A great feeling and great recognition for our work. The biggest challenge in your job? With so many projects and tasks, it is sometimes not so easy to keep an eye on the essentials and maneuver through the challenges with a clear head. What makes Freiberg Instruments special for you? We solve problems that others struggle with. Together we are shaping the future of measurement technology. At Freiberg Instruments I can develop myself further, absorb knowledge and apply it worldwide. What is your balance to your job? I am a passionate guitarist and singer and spend a lot of time with my stoner rock band. We are currently recording our second album and hope to be back on the road in many small clubs soon. However, traveling and spending time with my family in our old VW Syncro bus all over the world is my biggest and best balance. Marcus is Driven by Innovation Let's drive innovation together Current job openings Get to know the team Dr. Viktoriia Nikonova Productmanager Surface Photovoltage Spectroscopy Learn more Dr. Christian Hagendorf Projekt- & Key Account Manager XRD Series Learn more Martin Ferkinghoff Head of Service Learn more Burkhard Winkler Senior Sales Engineer for semiconductors and automation Learn more Diana Trinks Assistant to the management Learn more Marcus Göhler Head of Electronics Development Learn more Thanga Kumar Global Sales Director Learn more Dr. Nadine Schüler Head of Research and Development Learn more

Burkhard Winkler Idea generator and Senior Sales Engineer for semiconductors and automation I came up with the idea for Ingot XRD Wire Saw, which immediately convinced our customers. Burkhard Winkler Senior Sales Engineer – SEMI / Automation Burkhard has been developing concepts for new machines and systems at Freiberg Instruments for 5 years, based on customer problems. This also includes costing and preparing quotations. He is responsible for the technical support of major projects, customer communication, and creates product specifications and catalogs. If necessary, he also takes on service activities and quality control. Burkhard is versatile and we are happy to have him in #TeamFI. Burkhard, tell us about your first touchpoint with FI. I was a supplier to Freiberg Instruments for mechanics, design and components. I quickly realized that FI was the perfect place for me to drive challenging projects forward and work with international customers on an equal footing. What skills should a new colleague in your department have? Clearly: good customer communication, openness and curiosity for innovation are essential. You shouldn't ignore problems, but actively tackle them. In addition, specialist training or experience in this area is of course helpful. What do you associate with our guiding principle, “Driven by Innovation”? Innovation is at the heart of our work. I love developing creative solutions and breaking new ground to meet our customers' needs. What else do you want to achieve with FI in the future? From a customer perspective, reliability is crucial. I want to improve our high standards even further, take on even more responsibility and never shy away from a challenge. What are you particularly proud of? I came up with the idea for the Ingot XRD Wire Saw, which immediately convinced our customers. This machine takes the accuracy of wafer sawing to a new level that is unique in the world and is now being produced in small series. It is already being used in production at a leading silicon manufacturer - a special moment in my career. How do you balance your job? I make music, love nature, water and winter sports. I also enjoy spending time with my family. Burkhard is Driven by Innovation Let's drive innovation together Current job openings Get to know the team Dr. Viktoriia Nikonova Productmanager Surface Photovoltage Spectroscopy Learn more Dr. Christian Hagendorf Projekt- & Key Account Manager XRD Series Learn more Martin Ferkinghoff Head of Service Learn more Marcus Richter Application & Service Engineer XRD Learn more Diana Trinks Assistant to the management Learn more Marcus Göhler Head of Electronics Development Learn more Thanga Kumar Global Sales Director Learn more Dr. Nadine Schüler Head of Research and Development Learn more

Diana Trinks Organizer, decision-maker and fire extinguisher Always striving forward, rethinking and developing something new from what we have learned. Diana Trinks Executive Assistant Diana has been an important pillar at Freiberg Instruments for over 13 years. As assistant to the management, she acts as a sparring partner and keeps the business running in the background with quick decisions. She previously worked in purchasing and warehousing. Diana, tell us about your first contact with FI. When I was looking for a new job, I spoke to my dancing girls from the carnival club. Mrs. Dornich, Kay's wife (founder and CEO), was one of them at the time. FI was looking for someone for the warehouse and purchasing - the challenge sounded exciting to me. I really enjoyed the trial working day. It was a new field for me, but it was exciting and a perfect interpersonal match. What do you associate with our guiding principle “Driven by Innovation”? Always striving forward, rethinking and developing new things from what we have learned. The guiding principle motivates us to keep inventing new, good and important things. What drives you? Whether it's visiting trade fairs, daily business or preparing evaluations - every day is different and presents new challenges. That's what motivates and drives me. What skills should a new colleague bring to your department? In a nutshell: A healthy dose of pragmatism is a great advantage. What are you particularly proud of? I didn't stop at my initial tasks. I have continued to develop and can therefore provide support in many areas wherever I am needed. How does FI support your professional development? I can concentrate on what I'm good at. I also receive various training courses that help me to become even better and sharpen my focus. What do you do to balance your job? I dance, enjoy spending time with my children and like to help out in my learned profession of gastronomy. Diana is Driven by Innovation Let's drive innovation together Current job openings Get to know the team Dr. Viktoriia Nikonova Productmanager Surface Photovoltage Spectroscopy Learn more Dr. Christian Hagendorf Projekt- & Key Account Manager XRD Series Learn more Martin Ferkinghoff Head of Service Learn more Marcus Richter Application & Service Engineer XRD Learn more Burkhard Winkler Senior Sales Engineer for semiconductors and automation Learn more Marcus Göhler Head of Electronics Development Learn more Thanga Kumar Global Sales Director Learn more Dr. Nadine Schüler Head of Research and Development Learn more

Marcus Göhler Head of Electronics Development I want to translate the innovative strength of Freiberg Instruments into smart products. Dipl. Ing. Marcus Göhler Head of Electronics Development He has been a source of ideas, problem solver and critic for over 12 years. Enthusiastic about innovative technology and a wide range of design options, he is a graduate engineer who develops measurement and control electronics. By returning to his home country, Marcus is building on the values of the company - reliability, initiative and appreciation. Marcus, what do you associate with our guiding principle “Driven by Innovation”? We are always looking for new approaches to solving problems. In doing so, we use the latest technical possibilities and have already given many a competitor restless nights. What expectations did you have when you started at FI? After developing microchips and power plant control software, I wanted to familiarize myself with measurement technology, which was a new career field for me at the time. The interdisciplinary design possibilities were very appealing to me. What is your motivation? The idea that our ideas and the resulting new measurement techniques would make it possible to improve materials. Materials that are the basis for the major issues of our time, such as the energy transition. What are you particularly proud of? I am proud of the development of several universal electronic platforms that are used in many of our devices. We have also developed a completely new measurement technology that, for the first time, makes it possible to determine the electrical properties of raw materials for the latest power semiconductors during production. It's also really cool that we were able to give one of the major semiconductor manufacturers a significant market advantage with our X-ray measurement technology. What does someone working in your field need? A sound knowledge of electrical engineering is crucial, as is of course an openness to new technologies. But above all, you should enjoy solving problems. You should be #DrivenByInnovation. Marcus is Driven by Innovation Let's drive innovation together Current job openings Get to know the team Dr. Viktoriia Nikonova Productmanager Surface Photovoltage Spectroscopy Learn more Dr. Christian Hagendorf Projekt- & Key Account Manager XRD Series Learn more Martin Ferkinghoff Head of Service Learn more Marcus Richter Application & Service Engineer XRD Learn more Burkhard Winkler Senior Sales Engineer for semiconductors and automation Learn more Diana Trinks Assistant to the management Learn more Thanga Kumar Global Sales Director Learn more Dr. Nadine Schüler Head of Research and Development Learn more

Thanga Kumar Sales Director I like the spirit of Freiberg Instruments: innovative, team-oriented, dynamic. Thanga Kumar Sales Director He develops and implements sales strategies, maintains customer relationships and has been driving the business development of Freiberg Instruments for over 10 years. He wants to further drive the growth of #TeamFI and strengthen its position as a leading provider of measurement technology solutions. Thanga, why do you work at Freiberg Instruments? Freiberg Instruments is an extremely exciting company that has grown massively in recent years. Here I can constantly develop my skills and realize my full potential. I like the spirit of Freiberg Instruments: innovative, team-oriented, dynamic. What skills are crucial for your specialist area? Communication is the be-all and end-all. A technical understanding in the field of measurement technology helps to better understand our products. Sales experience is also important. Through continuous training, the promotion of further training opportunities and the chance to take on responsibility in various projects, I can constantly develop my skills at Freiberg Instruments. The biggest challenge in your job? We are in a dynamic, constantly changing market environment. Keeping pace with customer requirements and achieving our sales targets at the same time is a tough but also motivating challenge. Together, we can create real added value for our customers and drive the development of companies. Your best FI moment? In 2017, we received the Oskar Patzelt Foundation's Grand Prize for Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises for our innovative product development. A great moment for our entire team and incredibly nice recognition. How do you balance your job? Definitely traveling and getting to know new cultures. I currently have just over 60 country points, spread over 6 continents. My next destination: Peru and Bolivia. Thanga is Driven by Innovation Let's drive innovation together Current job openings Get to know the team Dr. Viktoriia Nikonova Productmanager Surface Photovoltage Spectroscopy Learn more Dr. Christian Hagendorf Projekt- & Key Account Manager XRD Series Learn more Martin Ferkinghoff Head of Service Learn more Marcus Richter Application & Service Engineer XRD Learn more Burkhard Winkler Senior Sales Engineer for semiconductors and automation Learn more Diana Trinks Assistant to the management Learn more Marcus Göhler Head of Electronics Development Learn more Dr. Nadine Schüler Head of Research and Development Learn more

Dr. Nadine Schüler Communicator and mastermind We always try to keep our finger on the pulse. It motivates me immensely to be part of a company that makes a significant contribution to overcoming challenging measurement problems. Dr. Nadine Schüler Head of Research & Development As part of the company's rapid growth from the very beginning, Nadine made a decisive contribution to the development of devices that are now used as standard by numerous companies for material characterization. She currently leads research and development in #TeamFI, focusing on research projects with external partners such as universities and research institutes. Nadine, what was your first point of contact with Freiberg Instruments? I was already working with Dr. Kay Dornich and Prof. Jürgen Niklas, the founders of the company, at the TU Bergakademie Freiberg and they asked me if I would like to be part of something with great potential. Why did you choose Freiberg Instruments? I had the chance to be there from the very beginning and to learn a lot in very different areas. I liked that and the diverse development topics. I also had the support to complete my doctorate in physics. What skills are crucial for your field? At Freiberg Instruments, we solve complex problems. You need to enjoy the challenge, motivate yourself and actively look for solutions - while constantly tackling new issues in a wide range of specialist areas. How is your professional development supported? Many management tasks are now part of my area of responsibility. FI offers me guidance, support and training to help me develop further. What drives you? We always try to be at the cutting edge. It motivates me immensely to be part of a company that makes a significant contribution to overcoming demanding measurement problems and can therefore help solve the important challenges of our time. That's what drives me. Your best FI moment? Difficult question, simple answer: I am delighted every time a customer says that our device and service is better than the competition and that they have been able to solve problems that previously seemed unsolvable. Nadine is Driven by Innovation Let's drive innovation together Current job openings Get to know the team Dr. Viktoriia Nikonova Productmanager Surface Photovoltage Spectroscopy Learn more Dr. Christian Hagendorf Projekt- & Key Account Manager XRD Series Learn more Martin Ferkinghoff Head of Service Learn more Marcus Richter Application & Service Engineer XRD Learn more Burkhard Winkler Senior Sales Engineer for semiconductors and automation Learn more Diana Trinks Assistant to the management Learn more Marcus Göhler Head of Electronics Development Learn more Thanga Kumar Global Sales Director Learn more

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Publications for Luminescence and ESR dating Material Research Cimmino, A., Olšovcová, V., Versaci, R., Horváth, D., Lefebvre, B., Tsinganis, A., Trunečková, Z. Radiation Protection at Petawatt Laser-Driven Accelerator Facilities: The ELI Beamlines Case. Nuclear Science and Engineering, 198(2), 245–263. doi.org/10.1080/00295639.2023.2191585 Luminescence detectors at a laser-based electron accelerator A. Cimmino, I. Ambrožová, Ž. Knežević c, M. Majer c, D. Horváth a, C.M. Lazzarini a d, G.M. Grittani a, R. Truneček a, V. Olšovcová a, doi.org/10.1016/j.radmeas.2024.107367 A Cimmino, D Horváth, V Olšovcová, V Stránský, R Truneček and R Versaci Characterization of OSL dosimeters used at the ELI-beamlines laser-driven accelerator facility, A Cimmino et al 2021 J. Radiol. Prot. 41 N23, iopscience.iop.org/article/10.1088/1361-6498/ac14d5 Anna Cimmino, Iva Ambrožová, Silvia Motta, Roberto Versaci, Veronika Olšovcová, David Chvátil, Václav Olšanský, Roman Truneček, Andriy Velyhan, Vojtěch Stránský, Jaroslav Šolc. COMPARISON OF OSL AND TL DOSEMETERS WITH DATA COLLECTED AT THE MT25 CYCLIC ELECTRON ACCELERATOR, Radiation Protection Dosimetry, Volume 198, Issue 9-11, August 2022, Pages 670–674, doi.org/10.1093/rpd/ncac117 L. Oster, I. Eliyahu, Y.S. Horowitz, G. Reshes, A. Shapiro and G. Garty Demonstration of the potential and difficulties of combined TL and OSL measurements of TLD-600 and TLD-700 for the determination of the dose components in complex nuetron-gamma radiation fields. Radiation protection dosimetry. 188. 10.1093/rpd/ncz297. I Eliyahu, Y S Horowitz, G Reshes, A Shapiro, S Biderman, Y Assor, D Ginsburg, B Herman and L Oster Study of thermally and optically stimulated luminescence in LiF:Mg,Ti following neutron and beta irradiation. Eliyahu et al 2022 J. Phys.: Conf. Ser. 2298 012007 M.W. Kielty, M. Dettmann, V. Herrig, M.G. Chapman, M.R. Marchewka, A.A. Trofimov, U. Akgun, and L.G. Jacobsohn Investigation of Ce3+ luminescence in borate-rich borosilicate glasses. Journal of Non-Crystalline Solids 471 (2017) 357-361 Z. Chen, A.A. Trofimov, L.G. Jacobsohn, H. Xiao, K. Kornev, D. Xu, and F. Peng Transport properties of YAG:Er 3+ fiber membrane scintillators prepared by novel sol-gel/electrospinning method A.A. Trofimov, C. Li, K.S. Brinkman, and L.G. Jacobsohn Luminescence investigation of Ce incorporation in garnet-type Li 7 La 3 Zr 2 O 12 J. Lei, A.A. Trofimov, J. Chen, Z. Chen, Y. Hong, L. Yuan, W. Zhu, Q. Zhang, L.G. Jacobsohn, F. Peng, R.K. Bordia, and H. Xiao Thick Er-doped silica films sintered using CO2 laser for scintillation applications Y. Hong, Z. Chen, A.A. Trofimov, J. Lei, J. Chen, L. Yuan, W. Zhu, H. Xiao, D. Xu, L.G. Jacobsohn, K.G. Kornev, R.K. Bordia, and F. Peng Direct inkjet printing of miniaturized luminescent YAG:Er 3+ from sol-gel precursor Portakal, Z. G., Dogan, T., Yegen, S. B., Küçük, N., Ayvacikli, M., Guinea, J. G., Canimoglu, A., Karabulut, Y., Topaksu, M., and Can N. Luminescence characteristics of Dy 3+ incorporated zinc borate powders G.D. Patra, S.G. Singh, B. Tiwari, A.K. Singh, D.G. Desai, M. Tyagi, S. Sen, S.C. Gadkari Optically stimulated luminescence in Ag doped Li 2 B 4 O 7 single crystal and its sensitivity to neutron detection and dosimetry in OSL mode Luminescence Dating and Dosimetry Davis H, Siebers JV, Wijesooriya K, Mistro M. Clinical validation ofmyOSLchip: A beryllium oxide opticallystimulated luminescent dosimeter (OSLD)system in radiotherapy dosimetry . J Appl ClinMed Phys. 2025;26:e70094. Alexandra Drakopoulou, Polymnia Glampedaki, Vasiliki Peppa, Efi Koutsouveli, Georgios Kollias, Pantelis Karaiskos, Eleftherios P. Pappas, Suitability of a BeO-based OSLD system for end-to-end remote dosimetry tests in SRS/SRT applications , Physica Medica, Volume 133, 2025, 104975, ISSN 1120-1797. Murari M, Kreutzer S, Frouin M, Friedrich J, Lauer T, Klasen N, Schmidt C, Tsukamoto S, Richter D, Mercier N, Fuchs M. Infrared Radiofluorescence (IR-RF) of K-Feldspar: An Interlaboratory Comparison. Geochronometria. 2021;48(1): 95-110. Barbara Mauz, Loïc Martin, Michael Discher, Chantal Tribolo, Sebastian Kreutzer, Chiara Bahl, Andreas Lang, and Nobert Mercier Technical note: On the reliability of laboratory beta-source calibration for luminescence dating Madhav Krishna Murari, Sebastian Kreutzer, Georgina King, Marine Frouin, Sumiko Tsukamoto Christoph Schmidt, Tobias Lauer, Nicole Klasen, Daniel Richter, Johannes Friedrich, Norbert Mercier, Markus Fuchs Infrared radiofliorescence (IR-RF) dating: A review M. Discher, K. Dornich, A. Richter, B. Mauz and A. Lang Extending the measurement temperature range in a fully automated luminescence reader to -50 °C D. Richter, C.Woda and K. Dornich A new quartz for γ-transfer calibration of radiation sources Céline Bassinet and Wendy Le Bris TL investigation of glasses from mobile phone screen protectors for radiation accident dosimetry Sontag-González, M., Frouin, M., Li, B., and Schwenninger, J.-L. Accesing the dating potential of violet stimulated luminescence protocols Detlev Degering, Albrecht Degering Change is the only constant - time-dependent dose rates in luminescence dating Tristan Carter, Daniel A. Contreras, Justin Holcomb, Danica D. Mihailović, Panagiotis Karkanas, Guillaume Guérin, Ninon Taffin, Dimitris Athanasoulis, Christelle Lahaye Earliest occupation of the Central Aegean (Naxos), Greece: Implications for hominin and Homo sapiens’ behavior and dispersals Crassard, R., Hilbert, Y. H., Preusser, F., Wulf, G., and Schiettecatte, J. (2018). Middle Palaeolithic occupations in central Saudi Arabia during MIS 5 and MIS 7: new insights on the origins of the peopling of Arabia. Archaeological and Anthropological Sciences, 10.1007/s12520-018-0743-2. S. Kreutzer, L. Martin, C. Tribolo, P. Selva and N. Mercier Environmental dose rate determination using a passive dosimeter: Techniques and Workflow for ∝-Al 2 O 3 :C Chips N. Gribenski, K. N. Jansson, F. Preusser, J. M. Harbor, A. P. Stroeven, M. Trauerstein, R. Blomdin, J. Heyman, M. W. Caffee, N. A. Lifton, W. Zhang Re-evaluation of MIS 3 glaciation using cosmogenic radionuclide and single grain luminescence ages, Kanas Valley, Chinese Altai C. Bassinet, S. Kreutzer, N. Mercier, I. Clairand Violet stimulated luminescence signal from electronic components for radiation accident dosimetry Janet Ayobami Ademola, Clemens Woda, Emanuela Bortolin Thermoluminescence investigations on tobacco dust as an emergency dosimeter A.C. Cunningham, L. Clark-Balzan Overcoming crosstalk in luminescence images of mineral grains Tanuj Shukla, Manish Mehta, Manoj K. Jaiswal, Pradeep Srivastava, D.P. Dobhal, H.C. Nainwal, Atul K. Singh Late Quaternary glaciation history of monsoon-dominated Dingad basin, central Himalaya, India Merle Murua, Alar Rosentaua, Frank Preusserb, Jüri Pladoa, Ivo Sibula, Argo Jõelehta, Stefan Bjursäterc, Raivo Aunapa, Aivar Kriiskad Reconstructing Holocene shore displacement and Stone Age palaeogeography from a foredune sequence on Ruhnu Island, Gulf of Riga, Baltic Sea Daniel Richter, Philip Klinger, Christoph Schmidt, Paul van den Bogaard, Ludwig Zöller New chronometric age estimates for the context of the Neanderthal from Wannen-Ochtendung (Germany) by TL and argon dating Frank Preusser, Jan-Hendrik May, David Eschbach, Mareike Trauerstein, Laurent Schmitt Infrared stimulated luminescence dating of 19th century fluvial deposits from the upper Rhine River Ceri Shipton, Alison Crowther, Nikos Kourampas, Mary E. Prendergast, Mark Horton, Katerina Douka, Jean-Luc Schwenninger, Patrick Faulkner, Eréndira M. Quintana Morales, Michelle C. Langley, Ruth Tibesasa, Llorenc Picornell-Gelabert, Edwin N. Wilmsen, Chris Doherty, Margaret Ashley Veall, Abdallah K. Ali, Michael D. Petraglia & Nicole Boivin Reinvestigation of Kuumbi Cave, Zanzibar, reveals Later Stone Age coastal habitation, early Holocene abandonment and Iron Age reoccupation Vilumaa K., Tõnisson H., Sugita S., Buynevich I.V., Kont A., Muru M., Preusser F., Bjursäter S., Vaasma T., Vandel E., Molodkov A., and Järvelill J.I., Past extreme events recorded in the internal architecture of coastal formations in the Baltic Sea Region Juliana de Araujo Bibiano, Helen Jamil Khoury, Álvaro Barbosa de Carvalho Júnior Study of the Luminescent Properties from Brazilian Natural Flourite D. Richter, D. Mittelstraß, S. Kreutzer, R. Pintaske, K. Dornich, M. Fuchs A new fully integrated X-ray irrdiator system for dosimetric research D. Richter, A. Richter, K. Dornich lexsyg smart - A luminescence detection system for Dosimtery, Material Research and Dating application D. Richter, P. Klinger, L. Zöller Palaeodose underestimation of heated quartz in Red-TL dating of volcanic contexts C. Schmidt, J. Friedrich, L. Zöller Thermochronometry using red TL of quartz? - Numerical simulation and observations from in situ drill-hole samples J. Lomax, D. Mittelstraß, S. Kreutzer, M. Fuchs OSL, TL and IRSL emission spectra of sedimentary quartz and feldspar samples S. Huot, M. Frouin, M. Lamothe Evidence of shallow TL peaks contributions in infrared radiofluorescence M. Hernandez, N. Mercier Characteristics of the post-blue VSL signal from sedimentary quartz N. Gribenski, F. Preusser, S. Greilich, S. Huot, D. Mittelstraß Investigation of cross talk in single grain luminescence measurements using an EMCCD camera M. Frouin, S. Huot, N. Mercier, C. Lahaye, M. Lamothe The issue of laboratory bleaching in the infrared-radiofluorescence dating method S. Greilich, N. Gribenski, D. Mittelstraß, K. Dornich, S. Huot, F. Preusser Single-grain dose-distribution measurements by optically stimulated luminescence using an integrated EMCCD-based system A. Richter, D. Richter, K. Dornich A variety of Optional Luminescence Stimulation sources for lexsyg devices S. Kreutzer, S. Grehl, M. Dietze, C. Burrow, M.C. Fuchs, M. Fischer, C. Schmidt Investigating cold light: The R package Luminescence - signal, statistics and dating of environmental dynamics D. Richter, A. Richter, K. Dornich lexsyg - a new system for luminescence research D. Richter, R. Pintaske, K. Dornich, M. Krbetschek A novel beta source design for uniform irradiation in dosimetric applications

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