Pascale Hennequin

Pascale Hennequin is a CNRS Research Director (DR1) at the Plasma Physics Laboratory (LPP) of the Polytechnic School. She leads the Magnetic Fusion Plasmas group and specializes in turbulence and transport phenomena in tokamak-based magnetic fusion research. Her work focuses on turbulence diagnostics, scaling laws, and comparisons with gyro-kinetic simulations.

• Turbulence and transport in tokamaks (ASDEX Upgrade, TCV, JET)
• Wave scattering diagnostics (IR laser/microwave)
• Isotope effect and universality of spectra

Her recent publications highlight turbulence dynamics, transport barriers, and experimental-theoretical comparisons. She has participated in European collaborations and received international recognition, including the Helmholtz International Fellow Award (2017).

Scientific Awards:

• Journal Prize 'La Recherche' (2006)
• Helmholtz International Fellow Award (2017)

Hennerquin's collective responsibilities include coordinating the Magnetic Confinement Fusion Research Federation (FR3029) and serving on the Max Planck Institute's Scientific Council. She is actively involved in EUROfusion projects and mentorship activities.