Recent Innovations in Radiation Detectors
A special issue of Sensors (ISSN 1424-8220). This special issue belongs to the section "Physical Sensors".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: 1 April 2025 | Viewed by 523
Special Issue Editor
Interests: pattern recognition; biometrics; graph languages; machine learning; bioinformatics; AI in computer physics; cosmic-rays detection
Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
The Special Issue "Recent Innovations in Radiation Detectors" aims to gather the latest research, achievements, and innovations in radiation detectors. Radiation detectors play a crucial role in many fields of science and industry, including medicine, energy, environmental protection, scientific research, and safety. This issue discusses scientific advancements in new materials, detection techniques, advanced signal processing algorithms, innovative radiation detector applications, and simulations to enhance detector design and performance. Additionally, integrating the citizen science paradigm in radiation detection is encouraged, broadening participation and data collection.
We encourage submitting papers covering both theoretical and practical aspects of radiation detection. These include but are not limited to:
- Radiation detectors;
- Radiation detection techniques;
- New materials for radiation detection;
- Signal processing;
- Applications of radiation detectors;
- Medical diagnostics;
- Environmental monitoring;
- Nuclear safety;
- Innovations in radiation detectors;
- Particle physics;
- Astronomy;
- Cosmic radiation detection;
- High-energy particle detection;
- Astrophysical and cosmological research;
- Distributed radiation detector networks;
- AI algorithms;
- Automatic anomaly detection;
- Trend prediction in radiation detection;
- Citizen science;
- Seismic activity;
- Mobile detectors.
The Special Issue "Recent Innovations in Radiation Detectors" is highly relevant to the scope of the journal Sensors, which is dedicated to the research and development of various types of sensors and detection technologies.
Radiation detectors are a vital category of sensors applied in numerous fields, such as medicine, energy, environmental protection, scientific research, and safety. The Special Issue covers innovations in new materials, detection techniques, advanced signal processing algorithms, and novel applications and simulations aimed at enhancing the design and performance of detectors, all of which are within the focus areas of Sensors.
Additionally, integrating the citizen science paradigm in radiation detection aligns with the objectives of Sensors. This approach encourages broader participation and data collection, reflecting the journal's commitment to advancing interdisciplinary research and innovative technologies in sensor development.
Dr. Marcin Piekarczyk
Guest Editor
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Keywords
- radiation detectors
- sensing techniques
- cosmic-ray detection
- medical diagnostics
- signal processing
- environmental monitoring
- high-energy particle detection
- novel sensing materials
- citizen science
- mobile detectors
- detector simulation
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