Solid State Image Sensors for Emerging Space, Nuclear and Scientific Applications

Dear Colleagues,

Many commercial applications today require imaging systems with very high performance, integration capabilities, and low power consumption. On the other hand, solid-state image sensors are used more and more frequently in very specific environments that require ad hoc developments to advance various state-of-the-art research areas, e.g., radiation hardening, high-speed imaging, low noise amplification, single-photon/particle detection, and time of flight measurement.

This Special Issue gathers together solid-state image sensor developments for emerging scientific applications. Advances in design (architecture and process) and characterization of imaging systems are presented focusing on scientific fields such as the following:

• Space applications;
• Biomedical imaging;
• Imaging in nuclear environments;
• Microscopy, spectroscopy, and photonics image sensors developments;
• Particle detection and photon counting applications;
• Non-visible light imaging;
• Range Imaging.

Dr. Serena Rizzolo
Prof. Dr. Vincent Goiffon
Prof. Dr. Eric Fossum
Dr. Nikzad Shouleh
Guest Editors

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