Advanced ionizing radiation technologies for life, material sciences, and space exploration 2/2


17 Sept.			16:00 - 17:30

ROOM 6

INDUSTRY 4.0

MICRO & NANOFABRICATION
TT.VIII - Technical Parallel Track Sessions
Advanced ionizing radiation technologies for life, material sciences, and space exploration 2/2
Co-organised with ENEA Chair: Rocco CARCIONE, ENEA
This mini-workshop, organized into two 90-minute sessions, explores the expanding multidisciplinary impact and technical advantages of ionizing radiation technologies (gamma rays, X-rays, electrons, and protons). The event aims to provide a multidisciplinary forum to discuss recent innovations in cultural heritage and agro-food preservation, material testing for space exploration (including ISRU processes), and polymer modification/functionalization. Particular emphasis will also be placed on the development of advanced dosimetric systems, such as tissue-equivalent dosimeters, and the engineering of innovative radiation shielding materials for both medical and aerospace applications.
The symposium is part of WS.VI
TT.VIII.H.1 WS.VI.2.1	Emiliana MANSI - CV ENEA Gamma irradiation as a safe decontamination tool for Cultural Heritage materials
TT.VIII.H.2 WS.VI.2.2	Chiara Elvira MAINARDI - CV ENEA Gamma irradiation along the agri-food chain: from crop protection to food preservation
TT.VIII.H.3 WS.VI.2.3	Silvia BATTISTONI - CV ENEA 3D Polyethylene Glycol Diacrylate-Polyaniline Composites by ionizing radiation: An Innovative (and unexplored) technologic route for materials modification
TT.VIII.H.4 WS.VI.2.4	Carmen DEL FRANCO - CV ENEA Insights from the CRYPTOMARS project: Biological responses of Antarctic cryptoendolithic communities to ionizing and non-ionizing radiation
TT.VIII.H.5 WS.VI.2.5	Ilaria DE STEFANO - CV ENEA Multi-omics profiling reveals dose-dependent signatures of radiation-induced medulloblastoma in ptch1⁺/⁻ mice