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Remarkable features of gas electron multipliers (GEM) make them attractive
for numerous applications in high-energy physics, nuclear physics,
astrophysics, and the medical-imaging field. This talk presents the
results of research and development of GEM-based radiation detectors at
BINP, Novosibirsk. These studies include the GEM operation in pure noble
gases at high pressures and cryogenic temperatures, as well as in
two-phase (gas-liquid) mode. First results on development of GEM-based gas
photo-detectors at cryogenic temperatures will be discussed.
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