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Hybrid perovskite materials are attractive for detection of X-ray and gamma-ray in both direct and indirect ways. The high stopping power of perovskites as well as excellent charge transport properties enables direct detection of single photon gamma ray in photon counting mode. The strong absorption of UV-vis light by most hybrid perovskites also enable very sensitive photodetectors which can count the emitted photons from scintillators under radiation. In addition, many perovskite compositions are also explored for scintillator applications. I am going to review the progress made at UNC on these three main research directions.