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Andreas Pautz is a Full Professor at École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL), affiliated with the School of Basic Sciences, Institute of Physics, and the Laboratory of Reactor Physics and Systems Behaviour (LRS). He also contributes to educational leadership through his role in EDEY - Enseignement under AVP-DLE-EDOC. His office is located at PH D3 465, Building PH, Station 3, Lausanne, Switzerland, and he can be reached via email at andreas.pautz@epfl.ch or by phone at +41 56 310 34 97. His research focuses on nuclear reactor physics, reactor systems behavior, neutron interactions, computational modeling of nuclear reactors, and the decommissioning of nuclear power plants. As head of the LRS laboratory, he leads a team dedicated to advancing the understanding of reactor design and fuel cycle optimization. Prof. Pautz is deeply involved in graduate education, supervising numerous PhD students and teaching core courses such as Physics of Nuclear Reactors, Nuclear Computations Lab, and Decommissioning of Nuclear Power Plants. He also contributes to international education through the Frédéric Joliot / Otto Hahn Summer School on Nuclear Reactors Physics, Fuels and Systems. He has successfully supervised over 20 PhD theses at EPFL, indicating a long-standing and active role in doctoral education. His academic advising spans topics in reactor physics, computational methods, and nuclear safety. His laboratory, LRS (https://lrs.epfl.ch/), serves as a hub for research and training in nuclear reactor systems. The group engages in both theoretical and experimental aspects of reactor physics, aiming to address modern challenges in nuclear energy sustainability and safety. Professor, Laboratory of Reactor Physics and Systems Behaviour (LRS), EPFL SB IPHYS Professor, EDEY - Enseignement, EPFL VPA-AVP-DLE AVP-DLE-EDOC

• Nuclear Reactor Physics
• Reactor Systems Behaviour
• Nuclear Engineering
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Oskari Ville Pakari is a Lecturer at the School of Basic Sciences, École polytechnique fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL), affiliated with both the Institute of Physics (IPHYS) and the Swiss Plasma Center (SPH-ENS). He contributes to teaching and research, particularly in reactor physics and radiation detection. His research focuses on nuclear reactor diagnostics , gamma noise analysis , and neutron spectroscopy . He actively develops mixed reality visualization tools for radiation detection data and participates in the European CORTEX project for reactor monitoring. Selected publications highlight his work in gamma-ray imaging , neutron noise simulations , and detector system validation using advanced statistical methods like bootstrapping and Welch's technique. Teaching activities include courses on Radiation biology, protection, and applications Radiation and reactor experiments He advises PhD student Saliba Michel and collaborates with international institutions such as CEA, KIT, and LRS (Laboratory of Reactor Physics and Systems Behaviour) at EPFL.

• Nuclear Engineering
• Reactor Physics
• Radiation Detection
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Giovanni Nervi is a researcher affiliated with the School of Basic Sciences at École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL), specifically within the Institute of Physics and the Laboratory of Reactor Physics and Systems Behaviour . His research focuses on reactor physics and computational methods for energy systems. Contact: Email: giovanni.nervi@epfl.ch Phone: +41 21 693 38 36 Office: PH D3 485 Research Interests: Reactor Physics Energy Systems Computational Physics Nuclear Engineering

• Reactor Physics
• Nuclear Engineering
• Energy Systems
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Philippe Spaetig is an Adjunct Professor at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Lausanne (EPFL) in the School of Basic Sciences (SB) , associated with the Laboratory of Reactor Physics and Systems Behaviour (LRS) , EDMX-ENS , and SPH-ENS . He holds Swiss citizenship and has been active in academia since the 1990s. Education : Engineer Physicist Diploma, EPFL (1991) PhD in Physical Metallurgy, EPFL (1995) His research focuses on nuclear materials , reactor physics , and radiation effects on materials , particularly in harsh environments. He has developed small specimen test techniques and non-destructive methods for material property analysis. Spaetig has taught courses such as Nuclear Fuels and Materials and Advanced Topics in Nuclear Reactor Materials at EPFL. He has advised multiple PhD students in nuclear engineering and materials science. Current affiliations include roles at EPFL and the Laboratory for Nuclear Materials at Paul Scherrer Institute. His work bridges academic research with practical applications in nuclear safety and material integrity.

• Nuclear Materials
• Reactor Physics
• Radiation Effects on Materials
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Manuel A. Pouchon is a Maître d'enseignement et de recherche at École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL), affiliated with the School of Basic Sciences (SB), the Institute of Physics (IPHYS), and the Laboratory of Reactor Physics and Systems Behaviour (LRS). He is also a senior researcher at the Paul Scherrer Institute (PSI), where he serves as Head of the Laboratory for Nuclear Materials (LNM) and Leader of the Advanced Nuclear Materials (ANM) Group. His work bridges academic research and national laboratory innovation in nuclear science. His educational background includes a PhD in Interdisciplinary Sciences from the University of Geneva (1999) focusing on zirconia-based nuclear fuels for plutonium utilization in light water reactors, and a physics diploma from ETH Zurich (1996) on photorefractive effects in waveguides. His academic journey began as a PhD student at PSI in 1997, followed by an International Fellowship at Japan’s JNC (now JAEA) from 2000 to 2002. Manuel Pouchon's research focuses on the development and characterization of nuclear fuels and structural materials for advanced nuclear reactors. Key areas include radiation damage mechanisms, sample miniaturization techniques, thermal conductivity, sintering behavior, and mechanical interactions in ceramic fuel beds. He employs finite element modeling to simulate material behaviors and has led projects such as the FUJI project and the Inert Matrix Fuel Project, involving international collaborations with JNC (Japan) and NRG (Netherlands). Recently, he has initiated research on particle fuel production and application. His teaching at EPFL includes graduate-level courses such as Nuclear Fuels and Materials , Advanced Topics in Nuclear Reactor Materials , Effects of Radiation on Materials , and Fusion and Industrial Plasma Technologies . He has supervised multiple PhD theses, including those of Bhattacharya Shaileyee, Cavaliere Andrea, Choi Kwanghoon, and others, reflecting his strong mentorship in nuclear materials science. Head, Laboratory for Nuclear Materials (LNM), PSI (2015–present) Leader, Advanced Nuclear Materials (ANM) Group, PSI (2012–present) Materials Scientist, PSI (2008–present) International Fellow, Japan Nuclear Cycle Development Institute (JNC) (2000–2002) He has not received any explicitly mentioned scientific awards. His research leadership includes directing major programs in nuclear fuel development and radiation effects, contributing to both national and international nuclear energy research agendas. He is not part-time, not retired, and remains an active academic and research leader.

• Nuclear Materials
• Nuclear Fuels
• Radiation Damage
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Thomas Guilbaud serves as a Doctoral Assistant at the Laboratory of Reactor Physics and Systems Behaviour within the Institute of Physics, School of Basic Sciences at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Lausanne (EPFL), while concurrently pursuing studies in the Doctoral Program in Energy. His research focuses on: Nuclear Engineering Reactor Physics Systems Engineering Energy Systems Professional contact details: Email: thomas.guilbaud@epfl.ch Offices: PH D3 465 and PH D3 425, EPFL Campus, Lausanne

• Nuclear Engineering
• Reactor Physics
• Systems Engineering
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Karl Sturm is a Research Fellow at the Laboratory of Reactor Physics and Systems Behaviour within the School of Basic Sciences at École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL) . He is also a student in the Doctoral Program in Energy at EPFL. Office: PH D3 445, EPFL His research focuses on Nuclear Engineering , Reactor Physics , and Systems Behaviour , with expertise in Computational Modeling and Thermal-Hydraulics for energy systems. He contributes to academic work in reactor design and system analysis. Contact: karl.sturm@epfl.ch

• Nuclear Engineering
• Reactor Physics
• Systems Behaviour
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Vincent Lamirand is a Lecturer and Tenured Scientist at École polytechnique fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL), working within the School of Basic Sciences, Institute of Physics, and Laboratory for Reactor Physics and Systems Behaviour (LRS). He serves as Program Manager of Experimental Research and Deputy Head of LRS Nuclear Facilities, overseeing experimental activities at the CROCUS experimental reactor and LOTUS cavity. Additionally, he is one of four Scientific Staff Members at the School Assembly, Basic Sciences Faculty Council, and Institute of Physics Council. Dr. Lamirand's educational background includes: PhD in Nuclear Physics from UJF Grenoble 1 (France), 2011 Master Degree in Physics, specializing in Subatomic Physics from UCB Lyon 1 (France), 2008 Bachelor Degree in Physics from UCB Lyon 1 (France), 2006 Dr. Lamirand's research focuses on experimental reactor physics, with emphasis on radiation detection, instrumentation, and measurement techniques for nuclear systems. His work spans neutron and gamma noise analysis, reactor kinetics parameter determination, and high-resolution flux mapping in zero-power reactors. He has pioneered the development of miniature neutron detectors and 3D core-mapping systems like SAFFRON, enabling unprecedented spatial resolution in reactor measurements. His research addresses fundamental questions in reactor physics while providing validation data for advanced simulation codes. His recent publication trend shows a strong focus on neutron and gamma noise analysis in zero-power reactors, particularly through the CORTEX project. He has developed novel methodologies for transfer function determination, uncertainty quantification, and prompt decay constant measurements. His work bridges experimental reactor physics with computational methods, providing valuable validation data for high-fidelity transport codes. The PETALE and BLOOM experimental programs demonstrate his commitment to nuclear data validation, particularly for stainless steel reflectors. Dr. Lamirand actively mentors students at all levels, supervising PhD candidates, Master's theses, semester projects, and internships. His advising spans experimental design, data analysis, and computational methods in reactor physics. While specific grant information isn't detailed in the provided text, his extensive publication record and leadership in major experimental programs like CORTEX, PETALE, and BLOOM suggest significant research funding support. He leads experimental work at the CROCUS zero-power research reactor, operating the LOTUS cavity and developing advanced instrumentation like the SAFFRON 3D core-mapping system with 160 miniature detectors. His laboratory focuses on high-precision measurements for reactor physics validation, nuclear data improvement, and innovative monitoring techniques for nuclear facilities.

• Radiation Detection
• Instrumentation
• Reactor Physics
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Mathieu Hursin serves as a Senior Scientist at École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL), holding multiple key positions including affiliation with the School of Basic Sciences (SB), the Institute of Physics (IPHYS), and the Laboratory of Reactor Physics and Systems Behaviour (LRS). He additionally functions as a Senior Scientist with SPH - Teaching, a Teaching Staff Member for the School Council SB, and a PhD program committee member for the Doctoral Program Energy. Holding a PhD from the University of California at Berkeley with research on high-fidelity modeling of control rod ejection in pressurized water reactors, Dr. Hursin completed a postdoc at the University of Michigan before spending eight years at the Paul Scherrer Institut. He joined EPFL in 2014, became deputy director of LRS in 2019, earned his Master of Teaching and Research in 2022, and transitioned to a scientific collaborator position at EPFL in March 2023. His research spans nuclear reactor physics, neutronics, and nuclear data science, with significant focus on uncertainty quantification methodologies for reactor safety analysis. Dr. Hursin leads an OECD/NEA subgroup and a Euratom project dedicated to improving the European nuclear data library (JEFF) and developing multi-physics experimental data for validating high-fidelity simulation tools. His publications reveal consistent expertise in reactor simulation code verification, nuclear data assessment, and experimental campaigns using zero-power reactors like CROCUS. As an educator, Dr. Hursin teaches 'Physics of nuclear reactors' covering fundamental neutronics interactions and chain reaction control, and 'Radiation and reactor experiments' providing hands-on experience with the EPFL reactor CROCUS. He actively supervises nine current PhD students and has mentored four past EPFL PhD graduates. Dr. Hursin's leadership extends to the Laboratory of Reactor Physics and Systems Behaviour (LRS), which operates the CROCUS zero-power research reactor. His involvement in major initiatives like the CORTEX project for reactor diagnostics through neutron noise analysis demonstrates his commitment to advancing nuclear research methodologies and international collaboration.

• Nuclear Engineering
• Reactor Physics
• Neutronics
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