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P(ND)²-2 – Second International Workshop on Perspectives on Nuclear Data for the Next Decade

Organised by the French Alternative Energies and Atomic Energy
Commission (CEA) in co-operation with the NEA

14-17 October 2014 | Bruyères-le-Châtel, France

Invited speakers

Y. Alhassid	Yale University – New Haven, USA	Microscopic calculations of level densities: The shell model Monte Carlo approach
G. Blanchon	CEA, DAM, DIF – Arpajon, France	Nucleon elastic scattering off doubly closed-shell nuclei with HF+RPA with Gogny force
R. Capote Noy	IAEA – Vienna, Austria	Overview on nuclear data evaluation challenges
M. B. Chadwick	LANL – Los Alamos, NM, USA	Some future nuclear science experimental opportunities
P. Chau	CEA, DAM, DIF – Arpajon, France	Can we improve the cross sections calculation for deuteron-induced reactions?
S. Chiba	Tokyo Institute of Technology – Tokyo, Japan	Perspectives of research and education in nuclear data after Fukushima
G. Colin de Verdière	CEA, DAM, DIF – Arpajon, France	High-performance computing at the horizon 2020
C. De Saint Jean	CEA, DEN – Cadarache, France	From low to high energy nuclear data evaluations. Issues on nuclear reaction models and covariances
N. Dubray	CEA, DAM, DIF – Arpajon, France	Self-consistent adiabatic description of the fission process
T. Duguet	CEA, DSM – Saclay, France	Interplay between ab-initio and Energy Density Functional approaches
M. Dupuis	CEA, DAM, DIF – Arpajon, France	Connecting structure and direct reactions modelling
J. Escher	LLNL – Livermore, CA, USA	The surrogate reactions: status and prospects
F. Farget	GANIL – Caen, France	Fission studies in inverse kinematics: Impact on experimental and evaluated data files
D.M. Filipescu	IFIN-HH – Bucharest, Romania	Photonuclear reactions at Extreme Light Infrastructure – Nuclear Physics (ELI-NP)
F. Gaudier	CEA, DEN – Saclay, France	Uncertainties propagation with URANIE
N. Gharibyan	LLNL – Livermore, CA, USA	Radiochemical measurements of neutron capture and isomeric data at the NIF
S. Goriely	ULB IAA – Brussels, Belgium	Towards more accurate and reliable predictions for nuclear applications
H. Goutte	CEA, DSM – Saclay, France	Single-particle degrees of freedom in fission
M. Guttormsen	University of Oslo – Oslo, Norway	Nuclear level densities from an experimental point of view
R.C. Haight	LANL – Los Alamos, NM, USA	Perspectives on measurements of prompt fission neutron spectra for fission induced by fast neutrons
M. Jandel	LANL – Los Alamos, NM, USA	Capture and fission with DANCE and NEUANCE
T. Kawano	LANL – Los Alamos, NM, USA	Challenges beyond Hauser-Feshbach for nuclear reactions modelling
M. Kerveno	CNRS IPHC – Strasbourg, France	(n, xnγ) Cross sections: Relevant tests for nuclear reaction codes
A. Kimura	JAEA – Tokai-mura, Japan	Current activities and future plans for nuclear data measurements at J-PARC
A.J. Koning	NRG – Petten, The Netherlands	From nuclear data evaluations to nuclear reactors
X. Ledoux	GANIL – Caen, France	Neutron facilities
O. Litaize	CEA, DEN – Cadarache, France	Fission modelling with FIFRELIN
D. Lunney	CSNSM IN2P3 – Orsay, France	Experimental masses
J-F. Martin	CEA, DAM, DIF – Arpajon, France	The SOFIA experiment: measurement of the isotopic fission fragments yields in inverse kinematics at relativistic energies
C. Mattoon	LLNL – Livermore, CA, USA	Designing a new format for storing nuclear data
F. Michel-Sendis	OECD/NEA – Issy-les-Moulineaux, France	Overview of the NEA activities and challenges related to nuclear data
P. Möller	LANL – Los Alamos, NM, USA	Modelling odd-even staggering in fission fragment yields in the Brownian shape-motion approach: Current results and prospects
S. Oberstedt	EC JRC-IRMM – Geel, Belgium	Future research program on prompt gamma-ray emission in nuclear fission
S. Panebianco	CEA, DSM – Saclay, France	SPY: A new scission point model based on microscopic inputs to predict fission fragments properties
A. Plompen	EC JRC-IRMM – Geel, Belgium	Why do we still need nuclear data?
D. Rochman	NRG – Petten, The Netherlands	The truth about TENDL
P. Romain	CEA, DAM, DIF – Arpajon, France	The inverse problem: would it be possible?
K.H. Schmidt	GSI – Darmstadt, Germany	Revealing hidden regularities with a general approach to fission
N. Schunck	LLNL – Livermore, CA, USA	Quantifying uncertainties in nuclear density functional theory
J.C. Sublet	CCFE – Culham, UK	Processing: The end of an era?
P. Talou	LANL – Los Alamos, NM, USA	Uncertainties and correlations in nuclear fission data: The role of models and experiments
F. Tovesson	LANL – Los Alamos, NM, USA	Fission studies with TPC and SPIDER: current status and future directions