INSTRUCTIONS

Participants of SERESSA 2021 are invited to present their main line of research and recent results during the poster sessions at the virtual program schedule. The scope of the session is to promote interaction among different groups and to stimulate possible collaborations among participants.

There are two poster categories REGULAR POSTERS e STUDENT POSTERS. Authors from both modalities will have the opportunity to present their contributions through a three-minute recorded talk + real time slot for Q&A.

STUDENT POSTER submissions are encouraged to participate in the Competition for the “Best Student Poster”.

Submissions must include:

• a 500-words abstract to be inserted in the abstract field of the submission system

• a link to a three-minute recorded voice over slides presentation describing their work (add the link at the end of the abstract).

Submission link: https://easychair.org/conferences/?conf=seressa2021

There is not a mandatory template, but authors would preferably use this one for presentation (PPTX or PDF ) for their convenience.

The scope of SERESSA is covered by the following or related topics:

• Radiation Environment
• Spacecraft Anomalies
• Single-Event Effects (SEE)
• Total Ionising Dose (TID) effects
• Radiation effects in power devices, power systems and solar cells
• Modelling and hardening analog and digital logic circuits and memories
• Radiation hardening at software level
• Systems on Chip (SoC), FPGAs, GPUs for space and beyond
• Radiation Hardness Assurance (RHA) methodologies
• Rate prediction
• Radiation testing approaches
• Laser testing methodologies
• Remote testing experiments
• System level qualification
• Fault-tolerant techniques
• Approximate computing