Particle detectors made from artificial diamond have great promise for future experiments in particle physics because they are far less vulnerable to radiation damage than any other detector type. We review the history of diamond detectors and describe their current state of development. We also discuss the evidence which proves the resistance of these detectors to damage by various forms of incident radiation.
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