Caroline RAEPSAET

Fonction

• CEA Researcher,

• Experimental Physics

• CEA Expert in Ion Beam Analysis, Light Elements Detection

Sujets de recherche

• Magnetism in nanostructured systems, supermagnetism: magnetic nanoparticles (NP), supercrystals of NP, films of NP…

• Magnetic measurements

• Development of a new device for magnetic measurements based on Quantum Well Hall Sensors

• Experimental evidence of the super-ferromagnetism in individual supercrystrals of magnetic NP

CV

2015 – … CEA/DSM/IRAMIS/SPEC/SPHYNX, CEA-CNRS UMR3680

Experimental research in magnetism of nanostructured objects

2002 – 2015 CEA/DSM/IRAMIS/SIS2M/LEEL, CEA-CNRS UMR3299, attached to the nuclear microprobe

ion beam analysis of light elements in nuclear materials

• influence of H in nuclear fuel cladding tubes
• measurement of light elements (Li, B) in irradiated nuclear fuel cladding tubes

• measurement of the thermal diffusion of Helium in fuel and storage glasses matrices

light elements analysis in geological samples

• H, C, Br, I, Cl measurement in natural and synthetic samples
• study of the water and other volatiles cycles, in various geological samples

1998 PhD in Nuclear Reactor Physiscs, Aix-Marseille I university,

“Nouvelle détermination expérimentale des paramètres de résonances neutroniques de ⁹⁹Tc“

1988-2002 CEA/DEN/DM2S/SERMA, , preparation of nuclear data for neutronics transport codes

• in charge of the NJOY code
• preparation of nuclear data for neutronics transport codes

• member of the JEFF nuclear data group

1988 Engineer in Nuclear engineering, CEA/INSTN, Saclay

Publications scientifiques

see attached file

Raepsaet_liste_publis_2018.pdf

Enseignement

2004-2010 Paris Sud University, Master of Energy – radiations, Practical works in Ion Beam Analysis

2011-2013 Marne-la-Vallée university, Master Geoscience and environment, “among the analytical techniques: ion beam analysis”