Paul Gueye

Paul Gueye is an Associate Professor at Michigan State University's Department of Physics & Astronomy, affiliated with the National Superconducting Cyclotron Laboratory (NSCL). His research focuses on experimental nuclear physics, particularly the study of neutron-rich isotopes along the neutron dripline using invariant mass spectroscopy.

• Key research areas: neutron-unbound nuclei structure, multi-neutron halos/skins, neutron-nucleus interactions
• Instrumentation: MoNA-LISA neutron array, Be-Si segmented targets, Si-CsI telescopes
• Developing advanced GEM-based active targets and next-generation neutron detectors for FRIB
• Contributions to GEANT4 simulation frameworks and polarized target research