Abstract: A gamma radiography system includes a gamma source holder, a shaft handle attached to the source holder, a source container that surrounds the source holder, a source container cover attached to the source container to receive and slidingly support the shaft handle, a shielded housing that detachably receives the source container, and an extension connected to the shielded housing, such that an opening of the extension covers a beam aperture of the shielded housing. The shaft handle is configured to move the gamma source holder between a non-deployed position, in which the gamma source holder is surrounded by the source container, to a deployed position, in which the gamma source holder extends from the source container into the shielded housing.

Abstract: Neutron radiation can be attenuated by a material comprising acrylonitrile butadiene styrene (ABS) filament infused with gadolinium, boron, gold, and/or cadmium. The metal-infused filaments are 3D-printed to form a sleeve or cover for gamma and/or alpha radiation detectors to shield, absorb and allow detection of neutrons that are converted to gamma and or alpha radiation. The materials can also allow discrimination between neutron and gamma and/or alpha radiation in a mixed radiation field. Boron-infused filaments also provide neutron shielding and can be used in the manufacture of water equivalent phantoms.