CIMA
Introduction
CIMA is a collaboration
Prostate Probe

CIMA is currently exploring the possibility of making silicon probes. Those probes, in which the gamma is mainly detected by its Compton interaction with silicon can find many application in medical imaging. One particular case is a Compton Prostate Probe.
There are a number of publications on this subject and also a thesis.
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- Gabriela's thesis
- Contributions to conferences
TAB

Tape Automated Bonding is one of the technologies we are exploring in order to encapsulate properly sensors and their associated electronics in order to build silicon probes. Below you can find a series of documents describing the work made on this.
- Report on first module
- Report on second module
- Contributions to conferences
Tests
Software
Lastest version of the code for the acquisition program can be found in
Contributions to conferences:
How to get to IFIC
Find
here a map with the location of our institute.
A shared taxi can be a good option. However you should avoid
rush hours. Unfortunately, IFIC is in a street with no name, so you will need to show the taxi driver the map showing where the institute is. A good hint is to tell them it is by the local TV building.
The best way to arrive to IFIC is using the subway (metro). You can find
here a map of the
metro network in Valencia. Each hotel in the map above gives suggestions for the best metro line to take. In any case, your final stop is TVV in line 4 (blue in the metro map)
Note: When taking line number 4, watch carefully the destination and
never take
Fira. The easiest is to take either
Mas del Rosari or
Llarga Terramelar. If you take
Vicent A. Estelles you will need to walk a little bit to get to IFIC (see the map).
The picture shows the institute as seen from TVV metro stop.
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CarlosLacasta - 27 Oct 2008