Project Consortium Board (PCB)

The RADNEXT Project Consortium Board (PCB) is composed of the contractual beneficiaries and partners in the project. It is the top decision-making and arbitration body. It includes one representative per beneficiary and partner of the project and includes a Scientific Coordinator and two deputy Scientific Coordinators (ex-officio and without voting rights), who will be selected by the board members during the first RADNEXT PCB meeting. Each beneficiary has one vote and decisions will be taken by consensus and majority of the votes, if consensus is not achieved.

The PCB has the authority to decide on project strategic issues such as modifications of the programme work (if applicable) and admission of new beneficiaries and partners. It will review and evaluate the progress of the project during the RADNEXT annual meetings, and will meet at least twice per year: once during the annual meeting, and on a second occasion via teleconference. Further meetings can be called by the Scientific Coordinator.

PCB Chairs: Eloïse Dessay (GANIL), Jan Budroweit (DLR)

Scientific Advisory Panel (SAP)

The SAP members are appointed by the PCB based on their expertise in the activity areas of the RADNEXT project. The SAP is responsible for advising the PCB on technical and strategic matters related to the RADNEXT project.

Members:

• Anastasia Pesce, SAP Chair
  Head of the Radiation Hardness Assurance and Component Analysis section, ESA/ESTEC
• Véronique Ferlet-Cavrois
  Head of the Power Systems, EMC and Space Environments division, ESA/ESTEC
• Jonathan Pellish
  Electronic Parts Manager, Deputy Manager of the NASA Electronic Parts & Packaging (NEPP) Program, NASA
• Philippe Paillet
  International Expert, Research Director and R&D project manager, French Alternative Energies and Atomic Energy Commission (CEA)
• Maria Teresa Alvarez
  Head of Space Radition and Space Weather Laboratory, National Institute for Aerospace Technology (INTA)
• Jan Budroweit
  Team Lead Radiation Effects in Space Systems, German Aerospace Center (DLR)
• Damien Lambert
  Research and Development Engineer, French Alternative Energies and Atomic Energy Commission (CEA)
• Michael J. Campola
  Radiation Effects and Analysis Group Leader, NASA GSFC

Industrial Advisory Panel (IAP)

The IAP members are appointed by the PCB based on their expertise in the activity areas of the RADNEXT project. The IAP is responsible for advising the PCB on technical and strategic matters related to the RADNEXT project.

Members:

• Renaud Mangeret, IAP Chair
  Radiation Senior Expert, Airbus Defence and Space
• Magali Haussy
  Space Radiation Manager and Industrial Property Manager, Thales Alenia Space in Belgium
• Christian Chatry
  CEO and founder, TRAD
• Jens Verbeeck
  CEO, MAGICS Instruments NV
• Tudor Chirila
  Project Manager for HiRel Products, Infineon Technologies AG
• Gerald Soelkner
  Physicist, Senior Principal, Infineon Technologies
• Philippe Roche
  Company Fellow Radiation and R&D Director High Reliability, STMicroelectronics
• Gilles Gasiot
  Principal Engineer, Member of the Technical Staff, STMicroelectronics
• Pierre Xiao Wang
  Radiation Center Manager, 3D PLUS
• Gonzalo Fernández Romero
  Technical Advisor and Procurement Quality Director, ALTER Technology

User Selection Panel (USP)

The USP is an ad hoc panel composed of the SAP and IAP members, as well as the Transnational Access WP leaders (WP3, WP9 and WP10).

The USP evaluates Transnational Access proposals and assigns beam time to RADNEXT users. The USP will carry out its evaluation based on the scientific excellence of the proposals, their impact on the radiation effects community, the implementation description and feasibility. The USP will also consider the best match between the proposed activity, the characteristics and availability of the facilities, balancing the beam time allocation within the consortium. Representatives of the RADNEXT facilities may act as advisors for single proposals.

User Support Expert team (USE)

Requests by less-experienced users for a support in the feasibility evaluation of their proposals, are handled by the User Support Expert team (USE). USE supports these users in the drafting phase of TA proposals, and advice on project-specific aspects to avoid unrealistic planning, identify and decrease potential risks, and integrate the expert’s experience into the test plans.

Members:

• Stefan Höffgen,
  working on all aspects of radiation effects analysis and testing at Fraunhofer INT since 2005
• Michael Steffens,
  working on radiation effects in electronics, test methods and simulations at Fraunhofer INT since 2014
• Matteo Cecchetto,
  working on testing and simulation of radiation effects in the Radiation To Electronics (R2E) project at CERN since 2016

Contact: radnext-usecern.ch