Radiation Effects Committee Summary Report Dan Fleetwood, Chair REC 6 November 2010

2010 NSREC 2010 NSREC Report Joseph Benedetto Aeroflex RAD General Conference Chair

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Financial Overview NSREC 2010 Books are in good shape Final return is ~ 24% (pending supporter donations; final billings; and audit) Planning on closing the books Q1 2011

Outstanding Papers: NSREC 2010 Outstanding Conference Paper Award: “Mechanisms and Temperature Dependence of Single Event Latchup Observed in a CMOS Readout Integrated Circuit from K” C. J. Marshall, NASA GSFC, P. W. Marshall, R.L. Ladbury, A. Waczynski, R. Arora, R.D. Fotlz, J.D. Cressler, D.M Kahle, D. Chen, G.S. Delo, N.A. Dodds, J.A. Pellish, E. Kan, N. Boehm, R.A. Reed, and K.A. LaBel Outstanding Student Paper Award: “Impact of Delta-Rays on Single Event-Upset in Highly Scaled SOI SRAMS” M.P. King, Vanderbilt University, R.A. Reed, M.H. Mendenhall, R.A. Weller, R.D. Schrimpf, S. Armstrong, E. Auden, M.L. Alles and M. Asai Data Workshop Presentation Award: “Current Single Event Effects Compendium of Candidate Spacecraft Electronics for NASA”, by M. V. O’Bryan, NASA GSFC, K. A. LaBel, S. P. Buchner, R. L. Ladbury, T. R. Oldham, H. S. Kim,, J.-M. Lauenstein, D. Chen, M. D. Berg, A. B. Sanders, J. A. Pellish, C. J. Marshall, M. A. Xapsos, T.R. Oldham, P.W. Marshall, and A.M. Phan

NSREC 2010 TNS Status (December special issue) 105 oral and poster papers submitted to the TNS –6 papers presented at the Conference were not submitted to the TNS –As of Oct. 6 deadline: 86 papers accepted 5 papers still in the review process 15 papers rejected One Short Course review paper submitted and accepted to the TNS Includes an “In Memoriam” for Gordon Hopkinson, of Surrey Satellite Technology

Upcoming NSRECs 2011—J.W. Marriott, Las Vegas, NV, July 25-29, Conference Chair, Kay Chesnut, Boeing –Fall 2010 RESG meeting held at site, Oct —Intercontinental, Miami, FL, July 16-20, Conference Chair, Ken LaBel, NASA GSFC –All committees in place; budget approved –Event planning underway 2013—Hyatt Embarcadero, San Francicso, July 8- 12, Conference Chair, Jeff Black, Vanderbilt –Continuing to plan for 50 th anniversary themed events 2014—Conference Chair, Robert Ecoffet, CNES –First IEEE NSREC outside North America No RADECS in 2014 –Spring RESG meeting at proposed site (TBD) –Working with ETC Services on site selection

AdCom Election Two candidates from Radiation Effects are on the ballot: Hugh Barnaby (Arizona State Univ.) and Robert Reed (Vanderbilt Univ.). Several members of the Radiation Effects Community were confused because the first page of the electronic ballot did not include our technical committee name. –Most figured out to click through anyway. –Those who did were able to vote. We request a re-design of the electronic ballot to avoid this in the next election.