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A detector element to detect incident x-ray radiation, the detector element comprising:a scintillation layer to convert the x-ray radiation into scintillation light;a photoactive element to convert the scintillation light into an electrical signal, the photoactive element includinga first photoactive absorption layer contacted by an electrode, anda second photoactive absorption layer contacted by a counter electrode,wherein the scintillation layer is arranged between the first photoactive absorption layer and the second photoactive absorption layer;a first electrically conductive intermediate layer arranged between the first photoactive absorption layer and the electrode; anda second electrically conductive intermediate layer arranged between the second photoactive absorption layer and the counter electrode, the first electrically conductive intermediate layer and the second electrically conductive intermediate layer being electrically conductive for charge carriers of different charge polarity,wherein the electrode is arranged, with respect to the scintillation layer, on an outside of the first photoactive absorption layer,wherein the counter electrode is arranged, with respect to the scintillation layer, on an outside of the second photoactive absorption layer, andwherein the scintillation layer is separated from the electrode by the first photoactive absorption layer and the first electrically conductive intermediate layer and the scintillation layer is separated from the counter electrode by the second photoactive absorption layer and the second electrically conductive intermediate layer. 2. The detector element of claim 1, wherein at least one of the first photoactive absorption layer and the second photoactive absorption layer is produced from an organic semiconductor material. 3. The detector element of claim 2, wherein at least one of the first photoactive absorption layer and the second photoactive absorption layer is embodied as a bulk heterojunction. 4. The detector element of claim 2, wherein the scintillation layer is formed by an optically transparent matrix in which a plurality of scintillator particles are embedded. 5. The detector element of claimed in claim 4, wherein the optically transparent matrix includes an optical refractive index matched to a wavelength of the scintillation radiation. 6. An x-ray detector, comprising:a plurality of the detector elements of claim 2, at least two of the plurality of the detector elements being fixed in a geometric arrangement in relation to one another. 7. The detector element of claim 1, wherein at least one of the first photoactive absorption layer and the second photoactive absorption layer is embodied as a bulk heterojunction. 8. The detector element of claim 7, wherein the scintillation layer is formed by an optically transparent matrix in which a plurality of scintillator particles are embedded. 9. The detector element of claimed in claim 8, wherein the optically transparent matrix includes an optical refractive index matched to a wavelength of the scintillation radiation. 10. An x-ray detector, comprising:a plurality of the detector elements of claim 7, at least two of the plurality of the detector elements being fixed in a geometric arrangement in relation to one another. 11. The detector element of claim 1, wherein the scintillation layer is formed by an optically transparent matrix in which a plurality of scintillator particles are embedded. 12. The detector element of claimed in claim 11, wherein the optically transparent matrix includes an optical refractive index matched to a wavelength of the scintillation radiation. 13. The detector element of claim 12, wherein the optically transparent matrix is electrically conductive in an ambipolar manner. 14. The detector element of claim 11, wherein the optically transparent matrix is electrically conductive in an ambipolar manner. 15. An x-ray detector, comprising:a plurality of the detector elements of claim 1, at least two of the plurality of the detector elements being fixed in a geometric arrangement in relation to one another. 16. The detector element of claim 1, wherein the first photoactive absorption layer and the second photoactive absorption layer are each produced from an organic semiconductor material. 17. The detector element of claim 1, wherein at the first photoactive absorption layer and the second photoactive absorption layer are each embodied as a bulk heterojunction. 18. A method for producing a detector element, comprising:producing a scintillation layer of the detector element from a liquid dispersion of scintillator particles and a polymer material; anddepositing out of a solution, each of a respective first photoactive absorption layer of a photoactive element of the detector element and a respective second photoactive absorption layer of a photoactive element of the detector element, directly onto respective opposite plane faces of the scintillation layer to thereby produce the detector element.