A. Melton, E. Burgett, M. Jamil, T. Zaidi, N. Hertel, I. Ferguson
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GaN is a promising material for neutron detection applications, with advantages over Si and GaAs. GaN films doped with Gd have been grown by MOCVD and investigated for their feasibility for neutron detection. The films were structurally and electrically characterized through HRXRD and Hall effect measurements. Alpha particle luminescence of both doped and undoped films was used to investigate gamma discrimination properties.