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Kevin Fossez is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Physics at Florida State University, maintaining his office in Keen 206 with contact email kfossez@fsu.edu. His academic position and research output confirm active faculty status within the university's physics department.
His research centers on nuclear theory with specialized focus on exotic nuclei near drip lines, few-body quantum systems, and continuum effects in nuclear structure. Employing advanced methodologies including the Gamow shell model, density matrix renormalization group (DMRG), and eigenvector continuation, he investigates proton halos, neutron configurations, and resonance states in unstable isotopes. His work bridges theoretical frameworks with experimental implications for facilities like FRIB.
Analysis of his 2020-2025 publications reveals consistent emphasis on precision mass measurements of proton-dripline nuclei (notably 22Al), evolution of neutron configurations in lithium isotopes, and island of inversion phenomena in fluorine systems. His research trajectory demonstrates increasing integration of computational extrapolation techniques for continuum states, with direct relevance to rare isotope beam facilities and nuclear astrophysics.
