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RADECS 2009: Radiation and its effects on components and systems
Conference: September 14-18, 2009
Scope
For its 10th edition the European Conference on Radiation and Its Effects on Components and Systems, RADECS 2009, will be held on September 14-18 in Bruges, Belgium at the Oud Sint-Jan Art and Congress Conference Centre. The conference features a technical program including oral and posters contributions dedicated towards the latest development and experimental observations related to radiation effects on electronic and photonic components as well as on devices and systems. The conference will also host a technical exhibition, a 1-day short-course and a radiation effect data workshop.
2009 will be an important milestone for the RADECS community as it will correspond to the 10th edition. To celebrate this anniversary a retrospective session will be also organized. The working language of the conference is English.
We are soliciting papers describing significant new findings on radiation effects in the areas:
Basic Mechanisms of Radiation Effects in Electronic and Optical Materials
- Total ionizing dose and dose-rate effects
- Displacement damages
- Single-event charge collection and transient mechanisms
- Processing-induced radiation effects
- Modelling and simulation of defects
- Radiation transport and energy deposition
Radiation Effects on Electronic and Photonic Devices, Circuit and Systems
- MOS, bipolar and other advanced technology
- Optoelectronic and optical devices
- Isolation technologies
- Novel structure and design, Nanotechnology and MEMS
- Modelling of devices, circuits and systems
- Low and high temperature effects
- Single-event effects
- Radiation Hardening and Mitigation
Radiation Environment
- Space and Avionics
- Feedback experience on ground and in-orbit testing
- Terrestrial radiation effects
- High energy physics
- Nuclear industry and Medicine
Hardness Assurance and Testing Facilities
- New testing facilities and Dosimetry
- Radiation Hardness Assurance, Test Methods and Standards
Abstract deadline: 3rd April 2009
More information about the papers you can find under 'Paper submission'.