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Paul Ferney

PhD, Distinguished Postdoc, Deslonde

    20222026

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    Paul Ferney is a Deslonde Deboisblanc Distinguished Postdoctoral Fellow in the Nuclear Science and Technology Directorate at Idaho National Laboratory (INL).

    His work consists mainly in transient modeling and analysis. In particular, he studies the physics of the TREAT reactor.

    The main tools he uses are Monte Carlo neutron physics codes such as openmc, MCNP or SERPENT2. He also regularly uses tools based on the MOOSE framework, such as Griffin.

    He notably carried investigations to improve experiment analysis for the BIG BUSTER Free field characterization of TREAT, performed analysis for TWIST transients.

    Finally, he is developing Auto corrected reactimeter algorithm to extract data from signal of detectors. This solution will lower the reliance on evaluated nuclear data to perform experiment analysis.

    Research Interests

    Reactor physics, Experiment analysis, Neutron physics, Multiphysics

    Education/Academic qualification

    PhD, Material Science and Engineering, Aix-Marseille Université

    Award Date: Oct 11 2022

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