1–4 Sept 2026
Queen Mary University of London, London, UK
Europe/London timezone

The conference will feature the latest developments in position sensitive radiation detectors from leading researchers around the world, and across a wide range of scientific disciplines. The conference has a strong multidisciplinary emphasis, and encourages cross-fertilisation and transfer of ideas between researchers working in many fields. In person participation is important. The PSD conference takes place every 3 years, with the first edition held in September 1986.

All sessions are plenary, starting with an overview presentation by a keynote speaker and then the research presentations on that topic.

 
Registration and call for abstracts are now closed. 


Registration includes one place at conference dinner on Wednesday 2 September, and refreshments throughout the 4 days of the conference. Accomodation booked separately at £76/night (see instructions on registration page).

 

The conference will cover a broad range of application areas, including:

  • X-ray and gamma-ray imaging applications
  • Detector systems for particle and nuclear physics experiments
  • Instrumentation for synchrotrons and advanced light sources
  • Detectors for neutron science facilities
  • Imaging and sensing for life sciences and medical applications
  • Space and planetary science detector systems
  • Astrophysics and astroparticle detection applications
  • Security, environmental, and monitoring applications
  • Detectors operating in high-radiation and extreme conditions
  • Applications in condensed matter and materials research
  • Fast timing and high-rate measurement applications
  • Emerging applications of novel and quantum detectors
  • Advances in pixel detectors and integration technology
  • Gas-based detection detector systems

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Queen Mary University of London, London, UK
Mile End Campus: Graduate Centre Foyer and Peston Lecture Theatre
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