Youjun Huang
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Dr. Youjun Huang is a researcher specializing in radiation detection and sensor technology, with a particular focus on imaging systems for harsh environments. His key research areas include monolithic active pixel sensor (MAPS) applications, gamma-ray detection under neutron radiation, and signal processing for low-dose-rate environments. Dr. Huang’s major contribution lies in demonstrating that a MAPS camera can effectively detect low-dose-rate gamma radiation in neutron-rich settings without the need for conversion or shielding layers—a novel approach that simplifies sensor design while maintaining functionality. His work, notably the 2021 paper "Low dose rate γ-ray detection using a MAPS camera under a neutron radiation environment," has garnered attention with 4 citations, reflecting its niche but impactful relevance to radiation monitoring and nuclear safety. By isolating the real radiation response signal from pedestal and noise components, Dr. Huang has advanced the practical application of CMOS-based sensors in challenging radiation fields, offering a cost-effective solution for real-time detection. His research holds promise for improving safety in nuclear facilities and space exploration, where neutron interference is a critical concern.
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