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Résumé :
Patrick Talou is currently the leader of the XCP-5 Materials and Physical Data group in the X Computational Physics Division at Los Alamos National Laboratory, having spent much of his career as a member of the Theoretical Division Nuclear Physics Group. He performed his undergraduate and graduate studies at the universities of Orsay Paris-XI and Bordeaux in France, before joining LANL as a postdoc. Since then, he has been working on theories and models of nuclear reaction mechanisms, nuclear fission, nuclear data evaluations, uncertainty quantification and Bayesian statistics. He has authored more than 150 publications in refereed journals and international conference proceedings. Over the years, Patrick has been the PI of various multi-lab/multi-university projects related to those topics, and in particular on nuclear fission research projects. He chaired the first two editions of the FIESTA School & Workshop dedicated to nuclear fission, in Santa Fe, in 2014 and 2017. ...

Biographie:
Patrick Talou is currently the leader of the XCP-5 Materials and Physical Data group in the X Computational Physics Division at Los Alamos National Laboratory, having spent much of his career as a member of the Theoretical Division Nuclear Physics Group. He performed his undergraduate and graduate studies at the universities of Orsay Paris-XI and Bordeaux in France, before joining LANL as a postdoc. Since then, he has been working on theories and models of nuclear reaction mechanisms, nuclear fission, nuclear data evaluations, uncertainty quantification and Bayesian statistics. He has authored more than 150 publications in refereed journals and international conference proceedings. Over the years, Patrick has been the PI of various multi-lab/multi-university projects related to those topics, and in particular on nuclear fission research projects. He chaired the first two editions of the FIESTA School & Workshop dedicated to nuclear fission, in Santa Fe, in 2014 and 2017. ...

Sommaire:
Patrick Talou is currently the leader of the XCP-5 Materials and Physical Data group in the X Computational Physics Division at Los Alamos National Laboratory, having spent much of his career as a member of the Theoretical Division Nuclear Physics Group. He performed his undergraduate and graduate studies at the universities of Orsay Paris-XI and Bordeaux in France, before joining LANL as a postdoc. Since then, he has been working on theories and models of nuclear reaction mechanisms, nuclear fission, nuclear data evaluations, uncertainty quantification and Bayesian statistics. He has authored more than 150 publications in refereed journals and international conference proceedings. Over the years, Patrick has been the PI of various multi-lab/multi-university projects related to those topics, and in particular on nuclear fission research projects. He chaired the first two editions of the FIESTA School & Workshop dedicated to nuclear fission, in Santa Fe, in 2014 and 2017. ...