Int. Workshop on Radiation Imaging Detectors
The
14thIWORID provides an international forum for discussing current research and development in the area of position sensitive detectors for radiation imaging, including semiconductor detectors, gas- and scintillator-based detectors and applications.
The event will take place from
1 to 5 of July, 2012 in Figueira da Foz, 40 km from
Coimbra, Portugal.
Topics
- Detector Systems (includes the wide assortment of detector systems ranging from large LHC detectors to small single-diode systems, from visible light to heavy charged particles);
- Sensor Materials, Device Processing & Technologies (Sensor material and technologies, such as Silicon (single crystal and amorphous), Gallium Arsenide, Cadmium Telluride and other semiconductors, 3D and edgeless sensors, Processing, Characterization, Reliability, Radiation damage, Scintillators);
- Front-end Electronics and Readout (dedicated to ASICS, include MAPS, CMOS and SiOI , Monolithic and hybrid systems, Single photon counting and charge integrating front ends, 3D asics, Monolithic active pixel sensors, CCDs, Data readout architectures, Hardware and software, Data compression, transfer and storage);
- Imaging theory (Integrating vs counting mode, Energy weighting, Correction algorithms);
- High Energy Physics & Astronomy (Detectors and applications probing the standard model, like Tracking detectors, Vertex detectors, Particle detectors, Low- and High-energy Photon detection);
- Free Electron Lasers (Detector development dealing with high photon fluxes and its applications, Charge integrating, DEPFET);
- Applications (range from astronomy, nuclear to medical applications, Material Analysis, X-ray diffraction and fluorescence, Protein crystallography, Tomography, high resolution and fast imaging, Biological and medical imaging, Electron microscopy, Security systems and other industrial applications, Applications at X-ray free electron lasers, Neutron imaging, Astronomical and space applications, High energy physics, Nuclear physics, Fusion research);