ICRHERP 2027: International Conference on Radiation Health Effects and Radiation Protection

ICRHERP 2027: International Conference on Radiation Health Effects and Radiation Protection presents current research and advancements in understanding radiation effects on materials, devices, and health, along with strategies for radiation detection and protection.

Key Topics

• Irradiated Materials
  • Carbides and Nitrides
  • Semiconductor and Scintillator Materials
  • Nanocomposites and Nanostructured Materials
  • Glasses and Silica
  • Polymers
  • Simple and Complex Oxides
  • Ionic Crystals
  • Carbon-based Materials
• Atomistic and Collective Processes of Radiation Effects
  • Neutron Irradiations
  • Swift Heavy Ion Irradiations
  • Laser-solid Interactions
  • Radiation Response of Nanomaterials
  • Fundamental Knowledge on Defect Production and Stability
  • Material Modifications and Microstructural Evolution
  • Defect and Material Characterization
  • Computer Simulations and Theoretical Models
• Radiation Effects on Electronic and Photonic Devices and Circuits
  • Single-Event Effects
  • Optoelectronic and Optical Devices
  • Modeling of Devices and Systems
  • Hardened Design and Manufacturing
  • Isolation Technologies such as SOI and SOS
  • MEMs and Nanotechnologies
  • Particle Detectors for Accelerators and Nuclear Power
  • MOS, Bipolar and Advanced Technologies
• Basic Mechanisms of Radiation Effects in Electronic Materials and Devices
  • Ionizing Radiation Effects
  • Radiation Transport, Energy Deposition and Dosimetry
  • Single-Event Charge Collection Mechanisms
  • Processing-Induced Effects
  • Displacement Damage
  • Materials and Device Effects
• Radiation Safety and Detection
  • Radiation Dosimetry
  • Environmental Radiation Assessment
  • Radiation Transport and Shielding
  • Sensor and Detection Technology
  • Radiological Risk Management
  • Education and Training in Safety
  • Radiation Protection Philosophy
  • Policy and Current Issues

Who should Attend

• Radiation safety professionals
• Materials scientists and engineers
• Nuclear physicists
• Device and circuit designers
• Health physicists
• Researchers in photonics and nanotechnology
• Policy makers and regulators
• Academics and students in radiation sciences