VANDLE wiki

Under construction! :-P

VANDLE project contact persons: J. Cizewski ( cizewski@physics.rutgers.edu ) and W.A. Peters ( wapeters@nuclearemail.org )

This webpage is maintained by the University of Tennessee. Contact webmaster at mmadurga@utk.edu .

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The Versatile Array of Neutron Detectors at Low Energy

The VANDLE detector will consist of a modular array of plastic scintillator bars to detect neutrons using the time of flight technique. The large neutron energy dynamic range, from 100 keV to 20 MeV, and its modular design will give the flexibility necessary to use the detector in experiments with requirements as different as beta decay of neutron rich elements to (d,n) reaction experiments.

Follow the VANDLE link for more information.

Publications

Collection of Publications

Presentations

The presentations on the development of the VANDLE detector can be found in the Presentations section.

Posters

Collection of the Posters of the VANDLE development.

Photos

Pictures and sideshows of the different phases of the VANDLE detector testing and development can be accessed in the Photos section.

Development

Reserved for development information.

• The old VANDLE webpage can be found here.