Kyung Taek Lim

Associate Professor

Sejong University

South Korea

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Kyung Taek Lim is an Associate Professor at Sejong University in South Korea. His research areas include neutron detection, thermoluminescence dosimetry, and spent fuel verification systems, as reflected in his recent publications on topics such as machine learning algorithms for dose assessment and the evaluation of silicon photomultipliers. He actively contributes to advancements in safeguards equipment and radiation detection methodologies.

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Jinhwan Kim

Korea Atomic Energy Research Institute

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ANN-based pulse shape discrimination for background reduction in neutron depth profiling

Comparative analysis of machine learning-based dose assessment algorithms for TL dosimetry

Quantitative analysis of silicon photomultipliers for thermoluminescence measurement

Field tests for performance evaluation of a new spent-fuel verification system in heavy water reactor

Evaluation of SiPM-based readout system with gain stabilization for TL dosimetry

Evaluation of neutron attenuation properties using helium-4 scintillation detector for dry cask inspection

Comparison of existing and new optical fiber-based scintillation detectors for spent-fuel verification equipment

Safeguards equipment for the spent nuclear fuel of pressurized heavy water reactors

The Feasibility of Passive Neutron Measurement for Dry Storage Safeguards Approach

Effect of electric field on primary dark pulses in SPADs for advanced radiation detection applications

Feasibility assessment of an SiPM for implementation in an OSL reader

On the use of silicon photomultipliers for thermoluminescence measurements

Improvement of a spectrum-to-dose conversion function for electronic personal dosimeters

Improving spatial resolution by predicting the initial position of charge-sharing effect in photon-counting detectors

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Jinhwan Kim

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