Optically Stimulated Luminescence: Fundamentals and ApplicationsISBN: 978-0-470-69725-2
Hardcover
384 pages
February 2011
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Stephen W. S. McKeever is Vice President for Research and
Technology Transfer at Oklahoma State University (USA). He is also
a Regents Professor in the department of physics. He was
named a Noble Research Fellow in Optical Materials in 1987.
Professor McKeever was also named the MOST (More Oklahoma Science
and Technology) Chair of Experimental Physics in 1999. He is widely
known for his research in optically stimulated luminescence (OSL)
and thermoluminescence (TL) with specific applications to radiation
dosimetry. Major accomplishments in recent years include leading a
research team that the developed optically stimulated luminescence
as a means of personal radiation dosimetry. The patented technology
was used commercially to develop a radiation dosimeter system
currently used worldwide. His special interests are space radiation
dosimetry to monitor radiation doses to astronauts on long-duration
space flights, such as a manned mission to Mars. He has authored or
co-authored over 180 scientific publications and five books.
Eduardo G. Yukihara is an Assistant Professor at Oklahoma State University. He has been involved with research on OSL since 2000, and his research group currently focuses on the development of the OSL technique in various fields such as space dosimetry, medical dosimetry, accident dosimetry, neutron dosimetry, as well as investigations in basic properties of OSL materials. He has presented material relating to this book to students in short courses, colloquia, a conference summer school, and invited conference presentations. In addition, he has been invited to write a review paper on applications of OSL in medicine and biology to the journal Physics in Medicine and Biology.