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Dr. Patrick Saull is a Researcher affiliated with Carleton University's Department of Physics through collaboration with the National Research Council of Canada (NRC). His work focuses on medical and nuclear physics, particularly in dosimetry, radiation detection, and imaging technologies.
- Institution: Carleton University
- Research Affiliation: National Research Council of Canada
Dr. Saull's research spans three key areas:
- Beta-ray Dosimetry: Development and automation of the NRC's primary standard for skin absorbed dose using extrapolation chambers and cavity theory.
- Compton-gamma Imaging: Design of a 262-channel imager combining silicon photomultipliers and PMTs for counter-terrorism and medical physics applications.
- Neutron Metrology: Revival of the manganese bath method and commissioning of a neutron generator for imaging and activation analysis.
His publications (2005–2011) emphasize Monte Carlo simulations, radiation detector development, and imaging algorithm advancements. Students under his supervision gain expertise in radiation detection systems, software-controlled instrumentation, and computational physics.
Labs & Collaborations: Dr. Saull collaborates with Natural Resources Canada (NRCan) on gamma imaging and leads neutron program upgrades at NRC. His work impacts medical physics, nuclear security, and astrophysics.
