Nuclear Data for the Next Decade

Session

Experiments for Nuclear Structure

004

12 mars 2026, 14:00

Amphithéâtre Farabeuf, Campus des Cordeliers, Paris

Présidents de session

Experiments for Nuclear Structure

• Chloé Fougères (CEA)

44. Overview of the beta decay

Dr Sylvain Leblond (CEA)

12/03/2026 14:00

Experiments for Nuclear Data

45. The AGATA multi-detector for Nuclear Structure

Dr Emmanuel CLEMENT (GANIL)

12/03/2026 14:25

Experiments for Nuclear Data

46. The Oslo Method for Nuclear Models Ingredients: Recent Results and Applications

Prof. Ann-Cecilie Larsen (Olso University)

12/03/2026 14:50

Experiments for Nuclear Data

47. Nuclear Structure and Reaction Data for Reactor Applications at IPHC

Dr Greg HENNING (IPHC)

12/03/2026 15:15

Experiments for Nuclear Data

The “Nuclear Data for Reactors” research group at the Institut pluridisciplinaire Hubert-Curien (IPHC) in Strasbourg (France) has developed a comprehensive and long-term experimental program to experimentally characterize the inelastic neutron scattering reactions. These reactions play an important role in nuclear reactor physics, influencing neutron slowing-down, power distribution, and...

48. New opportunities at FRIB

Prof. Alexandra Gade (FRIB)

12/03/2026 15:40

Experiments for Nuclear Data

There are approximately 300 stable and 3,000 known unstable (rare) isotopes. Estimates are that over 7,000 different isotopes are bound by the nuclear force. It is now recognized that the properties of many, sometimes undiscovered, rare isotopes hold the key to understanding how to develop a comprehensive and predictive model of atomic nuclei, to accurately model a variety of astrophysical...

73. Recent advances related to nuclear moment measurements: Perspectives for update of the databases

Prof. Dimiter Balabanski (ELI-NP/IFIN-HH)

12/03/2026 16:05

Experiments for Nuclear Data

Nuclear moment measurements are a central topic in studies of exotic nuclei far away from stability, since they provide information about the composition of the wave function and the shapes of atomic nuclei. The progress in the field was reviewed recently [1-3]. In this talk I will present the recent advances in the field related to the different experimental techniques and the prospects for...