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Fabio Rossi is a researcher specializing in radiation detection, nuclear safety, and robotic-assisted dosimetry, with a particular focus on developing innovative sensor systems for radiologically hazardous environments. His work sits at the intersection of nuclear instrumentation and autonomous technology, addressing one of the most pressing challenges in the nuclear industry: enabling safe inspection and decommissioning of aging nuclear facilities without endangering human workers. Rossi has made significant contributions through his involvement in the EU-funded H2020 CLEANDEM project, where he helped develop and field-test the MiniRadMeter — a compact gamma and neutron detection system designed for deployment on small robotic vehicles. This technology enables preliminary radiation mapping of contaminated areas, providing critical data before human operators are required to enter potentially dangerous zones. With over 400 active nuclear reactors worldwide, many approaching or exceeding their intended operational lifespans, such tools carry enormous practical significance. His most-cited work, "The Gamma and Neutron Sensor System for Rapid Dose Rate Mapping in the CLEANDEM Project" (2023, 16 citations), has already garnered meaningful attention within the field. Rossi's research represents a forward-thinking approach to nuclear decommissioning safety, combining precision instrumentation with emerging robotic inspection capabilities.
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