Nuclear Data for the Next Decade

Session

Challenges of Nuclear Data

001-1

9 mars 2026, 09:00

Amphithéâtre Farabeuf, Campus des Cordeliers, Paris

Présidents de session

Challenges of Nuclear Data: I

• Stéphane Hilaire (CEA)

Challenges of Nuclear Data: Challenges of Nuclear Data: Experimental Part

• Stéphane Hilaire (CEA DAM DIF)

Description

Overview of all challenges to obtain nuclear data from experiments, models with the best uncertainties for all domains needing new nuclear data.

2. Nuclear Data Needs: Identifying the Highest Priorities for Applications

Dr Arjan Plompen (JRC Geel)

09/03/2026 09:00

Needs for Nuclear Data

Nuclear data are key to modeling of applications involving nuclear processes and radiation. Developing new solutions in a technologically advanced society with high standards of living has become a costly process. To foster innovation at reduced cost it is important that modeling is reliable so that new developments can meet the challenges effectively and efficiently. Nuclear data libraries...

3. Modeling for nuclear data: state-of-the-art and future perspectives

Dr Toshihiko Kawano (LANL)

09/03/2026 09:30

Models for Nuclear Data

Nuclear reaction modeling for producing reliable nuclear data above the resonance region has been improved significantly in the last decade, and nuclear data evaluation based on theoretical model calculations is a common technique to produce the evaluated nuclear data libraries nowadays. Having said that, all of the models employed in the nuclear data production are not necessarily fully...

4. Needs of Uncertainties Quantification

Dr Cyrille de Saint Jean (CEA)

09/03/2026 10:00

Uncertainties of Nuclear Data

How to optimize uncertainties

5. Experiments towards Nuclear Data

Dr Ulli Koester

10/03/2026 14:30

Experiments for Nuclear Data