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Nuclear Data for the Next Decade

9–13 mars 2026
Amphithéâtre Farabeuf, Campus des Cordeliers, Paris
Fuseau horaire Europe/Paris
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Session

Tools for Evaluations

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11 mars 2026, 16:50
Amphithéâtre Farabeuf, Campus des Cordeliers, Paris

Amphithéâtre Farabeuf, Campus des Cordeliers, Paris

Sorbonne Université 15 rue de l'école de médecine, 75006 Paris

Présidents de session

Tools for Evaluations

  • Dimitri Rochman (NAGRA)

Tools for Evaluations

  • Stéphane Hilaire (CEA DAM DIF)

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  1. 59. RIPL-4 news
    Prof. Stéphane Goriely (Bruxelles University)
    11/03/2026 16:50
    Models for Nuclear Data

    Our theoretical understanding of low-energy nuclear reactions induced by light particles has reached a reasonable degree of reliability, and nuclear modeling codes are widely used to assess and guide nuclear data evaluations (with measurements remaining crucial for data testing and benchmarking). Since such modeling codes require a considerable amount of numerical input, the International...

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  2. 60. Nuclear Data at BNL: Toward ENDF/B-IX.0
    Dr Gustavo Nobre (BNL)
    11/03/2026 17:15
    Models for Nuclear Data
  3. 57. Light-Ion Reactions From First Principles
    Dr Konstantinos Kravvaris (LLNL)
    11/03/2026 17:40
    Models for Nuclear Data

    Light-ion reactions represent one of the most fascinating areas of nuclear data & theory. Residing far from the mass region where collective mean-field descriptions are valid, only a fully microscopic quantum many-body approach can be applied in hopes of reaching a predictive regime. First principles approaches offer a completely new framework for the evaluation of nuclear data, ranging from...

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  4. 58. Nuclear Data Evaluations of Actinides
    Dr Roberto Capote Noy (IAEA)
    12/03/2026 16:50
    Models for Nuclear Data

    Evaluations of nuclear reaction data for actinides are reviewed, with examples drawn from recent work conducted within the IAEA INDEN project. By combining state of the art theoretical modelling with selected and vetted experimental data for the major reaction channels, high quality evaluations with excellent integral performance can be achieved. Particular emphasis is placed on the key...

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  5. 71. Current Initiatives and Future Trends in WPEC Nuclear Data Activities
    Dr Anastasia Georgiadou (NEA)
    12/03/2026 17:15
    Models for Nuclear Data
  6. 70. The JEFF‑4.0 Nuclear Data Library: Status and Perspectives
    Dr Antonio Jiménez-Carrascosa (NEA)
    12/03/2026 17:40
    Models for Nuclear Data
  7. 74. Modernizing Access to Experimental Nuclear Reaction Data: The IAEA Nuclear Reaction Data Explorer
    Dr Shin Okumura (International Atomic Energy Agency)
    12/03/2026 18:05
    Models for Nuclear Data

    Current nuclear data formats such as EXFOR and ENDF-6 inherit structural constraints originating from the Fortran punch-card era. While these formats have been successfully used for decades, their ASCII-based fixed-width structure makes them difficult to understand for new users and cumbersome to use in modern computational environments. As a result, tasks such as programmatic searching,...

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  8. 56. The CoH code
    Dr Matthew Mumpower (LANL)
    Models for Nuclear Data
  9. 55. The TALYS world
    Dr Arjan Koning (CEA)
    Models for Nuclear Data
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