Highly miniaturized ASIC radiation detector, MIDAS (ESA)

The MIDAS device is developed in response to the European Space Agency requirement for a device whose size, power consumption and radiation data output will increase the level of space-flight crew autonomy as far as it concerns operational decisions related to radiation hazards. It has been designed as a wristwatch dimensions cube detector for measuring track direction and energy deposition in silicon pixels, as well as energy depositions by neutrons in a plastic scintillator which is the core of the cube. Miniaturization is achieved by using fully depleted silicon pixel detectors with the signal processing electronics residing on pixel.

Konstantinos  Karafasoulis
Konstantinos Karafasoulis

My research interests include simulation of radiation detectors, development of novel data analysis techniques and artificial intelligence in natural sciences.

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