Open PhD position in RADNEXT WP07 (University of Montpellier)
Topic: “Total dose effect on electronic components and systems: comparison between X-ray and Cobalt-60”
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About RADNEXT
RADNEXT is an H2020 INFRAIA-02-2020 infrastructure project with the objective of creating a network of facilities and related irradiation methodology for responding to the emerging needs of electronics component and system irradiation; as well as combining different irradiation and simulation techniques for optimizing the radiation hardness assurance for systems, focusing on the related risk assessment.
This project has received funding from the European Union's Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No 101008126
Transnational Access
Transnational Access to irradiation facilities is the cornerstone of the RADNEXT project. More than 6000 beam time hours are awarded during the four years of the project, in more than 20 different facilities in Europe and beyond.
Both academic and industrial groups are eligible for beam time as potential RADNEXT users, and in particular small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) are strongly encouraged to submit their proposals. Beam time awarded for RADNEXT users is free of charge, funded by EU European Union's Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under grant agreement No 101008126.
CALL FOR PROPOSALS is now open until 1 October 2021!
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- STMicroelectronics (Int.)
- Radiosity Solutions (US)
- CAEN (IT)
- Radtest (GB)
- Micro-Cameras (CH)
- Systheia (FR)
- Cobham Gaisler (SE)
- Tecnobit - Grupo Oesia (ES)
- RedCat Devices (IT)
- Teledyne e2v (FR)
- RAKON (FR)
- IDEAS (NO)
- Spin.Works (PT)
- SkyLabs (SI)
- ARQUIMEA (ES)
- Cypress Semiconductor (US)
- Syderal Swiss (CH)
- ICEYE (FI)
- Puli Space Technologies (HU)
- UNITES Systems (CZ)
- TRAD (FR)
- Thales Alenia Space (Int.)
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Open Physicist/Engineer position in RADNEXT (GSI)
Physicist/Engineer on space radiation hardness at GSI, Germany
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Open PhD position in RADNEXT WP08 (University of Montpellier)
Topic: “Impact of circuit modelling and low energy particles on Single-Event Effect rate prediction”
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RADNEXT Public Kick-Off & RADSAGA Final Conference
If you are interested in RADNEXT, make sure to register for the online Kick-Off Meeting taking place on 19-20 May, in combination with the RADSAGA Final Conference event!
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Some perspectives on space radiation issues
The RADNEXT community brings a collection of facilities and skills to address the space radiation effects domain.
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From MOSFETs to FinFETs - The Soft Error Scaling Trends
Scaling trends of Single Event Effects in MOSFET transistor technologies and the transition from planar to FinFET structures.
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Articles
[ 20/08/2021 ]“CERN-tested optical fibres now on the International Space Station”
CNES
Univ. St. Etienne
CERN
[ 27/07/2021 ]“Innovazione, ENEA nel progetto internazionale per i test di resistenza alle radiazioni”
RADNEXT
ENEA
[ 12/11/2020 ]“L’Université de Saint-Etienne est membre du consortium RADNEXT”
RADNEXT
Univ. St. Etienne
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