Huaiqing Yang
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Dr. Huaiqing Yang’s research centers on advanced radiation detection, particularly the use of monolithic active pixel sensors (MAPS) for imaging in challenging environments. Their most cited work, “Low dose rate γ-ray detection using a MAPS camera under a neutron radiation environment” (2021, 4 citations), introduces a novel method for gamma-ray detection without conversion or shielding layers, directly measuring the sensor’s combined pedestal, noise, and radiation response signal. This contribution addresses a critical need in nuclear monitoring and space applications, where compact, robust detectors are essential. Dr. Yang’s approach demonstrates that MAPS cameras can reliably operate under neutron radiation, offering a simpler, more versatile solution for low-dose-rate environments. While their citation count is still growing, this work has already sparked interest in sensor design and radiation-hardened imaging. Dr. Yang’s research is pivotal for advancing real-time radiation mapping, with potential impacts on nuclear safety, medical imaging, and astrophysics instrumentation.
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