Abdulrahman Albarodi
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Abdulrahman Albarodi is a nuclear engineer and accelerator physicist whose work centers on the development of advanced proton irradiation facilities for high-radiation environments. His primary research areas include beamline design, radiation testing of electronics, and space-grade component qualification. Albarodi’s major contribution is his leadership in the METU Defocusing Beamline (METU-DBL) project at the TAEA SANAEM Proton Accelerator Facility. This facility delivers 15–30 MeV protons for testing electronic components destined for space missions and the High-Luminosity LHC upgrade. His 2020 paper describing the beamline’s design and measurement system has garnered 8 citations, while his 2019 work on its installation for space radiation tests has received 3 citations. These publications are foundational for researchers needing a controlled, high-flux proton source for single-event effect and total ionizing dose studies. Albarodi’s work directly supports the reliability of electronics in harsh radiation fields, bridging accelerator physics with practical aerospace and high-energy physics applications. His achievements mark him as a key figure in developing regional irradiation capabilities for the global scientific community.
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