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A polyacrylamide-based nanogel sensor was constructed for spectral and visual colorimetric fluorescence measurement of ionizing radiation doses. The sensor showed a good linear and reproducible response in the dose range of 0–20 Gy with low errors, temperature stability and durability. The sensor was used to detect X-ray-irradiated tumor cell doses.

Graphical abstract: A nanogel sensor for colorimetric fluorescence measurement of ionizing radiation doses

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