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All Technical Sessions Session I – Radiation Environments Session C – Photonics, Optoelectronics & Sensors Session D – Radiation Effects in Devices & ICs Session B – SEE: Devices & ICs Session A – SEE: Mechanisms & Modelling Session E – Radiation Effects in Complex Devices & Systems Poster Session Session J – Radiation Hardness Assurance Session H – Basic Mechanisms of Radiation Effects Data Workshop Session F – Radiation Hardening Techniques Session G – Dosimetry & Facilities X Type surnames, affiliations or keywords. [Read More]

The INTA Canary Space Centre (INTA CEC) was built in the 1960’s for the ground support of NASA Apollo missions. Since then, it has been constantly adapting to support different space satellite missions from the ground via Tracking, Telemetry and Command activities. We will learn about interesting history of INTA CEC, as well as ongoing and future space missions, visiting both internal (e.g. control room) and external areas of the Canary Space Centre. [Read More]

Thematic Workshop Co-Chair Arto Javanainen University of Jyväskylä (Finland) Thematic Workshop Co-Chair Gerd Datzmann Datzmann interact & innovate (Germany) On behalf of the RADECS 2024 organizing committee, we extend a warm welcome to all participants in this exciting thematic workshop! This workshop dives deep into the ever-evolving world of Single Event Effect (SEE) testing, exploring both established and emerging methodologies. This one-day event is divided into two distinct sessions: [Read More]

Time: 20:00–22:00 (Monday, 16th September) Venue: Hotel Costa Meloneras, Bar Laguna (Google maps, close to ExpoMeloneras) Public transport: Bus lines 5, 30, 36, 41, 52 and 73 have a bus stop close to the venue (see public transport website) Price: Included in the Technical Sessions fee and Accompanying person fee Program: Short official opening ceremony and cocktail reception Website of Hotel Costa Meloneras Welcome Reception Menu & Food allergens [Read More]

Inspirational talks and an interactive panel discussion on diversity and inclusion in STEM Diversity in this field is anything but straightforward. Women remain a minority in the sector, and we aim to shed light on their experiences today as we shape a vision for the future. The event, themed “The Future of Women in Engineering: on ground and beyond, to Moon and Mars”, is co-organized by the RADNEXT project and sponsored by GlobalFoundries. [Read More]