Connecting Data Users and Producers: WANDA 2022 Recap
Discover the highlights of WANDA 2022, where program managers, session chairs, speakers, and attendees came together to address modern nuclear data needs. Get insights on the future focus of WANDA in 2023 and the valuable collaborations that emerged during the event.
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THANK YOU You all make WANDA happen We cannot thank the: Program managers for their support, feedback, and clearly defined input on needs Session chairs for their expertise and efforts to bring together their community to discuss the most pressing issues Speakers for sharing their work and knowledge within their respective fields Attendees for contributing their time to learn and communicate their own experiences and needs WANDA is meant to connect data users and producers and identify modern cross-cutting nuclear data needs
Session Chairs are working on session summaries please send us a draft by Monday March 14th Kay and I are working on the final report, STAY TUNED! Start thinking about 2023 topics! Planning for roughly same time next year (End Feb, Begin March) Fingers crossed, In Person! WANDA 2023 In the works Nuclear Data Working Group POCs Cathy Romano Todd Bredeweg Jo Ressler Patrick Talou NDWG will be electing a new WANDA chair If you have suggestions contact NDWG Kay has been a WANDA chair for 2 years, I couldn t have done it with out her (really)
Development on the Fly Ideas and collaborations seemed to just manifest from the discussions and chat We had unprecedented engagement from community members working in high energy physics for space exploration and found valuable cross-cutting nuclear data gaps
Charge to Speakers Many of you come back to WANDA each year Consider sharing where your nuclear data measurements went Brief slides including publication references with a brief point on its impact is valuable to PMs
Thanks Again Tim Hallman (DOE) Keith Jankowski (DOE) Sharon Stephenson (DOE) Paul O'Brien (Aero) David Matters (NNSA) Hank Zhu (NNSA) David Henderson (DOE) Joanna Ingraham (DTRA) Tod Caldwell (NNSA) Timothy Ashenfelter (NNSA) Ramona Vogt (LLNL) Douglas Bowen (ORNL) Arden Dougan (NNSA) Ethan Balkin (DOE IP) Cameron Miller (DHS) Thomas E. Kiess (NNSA) John Norbury (NASA) Tom Bulk (MDA) Greg Severin (MSU) Hye Young Lee (LANL) John Batchelder (LBNL) John Despotopulos (LLNL) Kenneth LaBel (NASA) Michael Smith (ORNL) Calvin Howell (Duke) Cameron Miller (DHS) Toshihiko Kawano (LANL) Lee Bernstein (LBNL/UC Berk) Michael Kruse (LLNL) Patrick Griffin (SNL) Thomas Turflinger (Aero) Denise Neudecker (LANL) Amanda Lewis (NNL) Robert Casperson (LLNL) Jo Ressler (LLNL) Todd Bredeweg (LANL) Patrick Talou (LANL) Catherine Apgar Athena Marenco Preston Awedisean Tyler Nagel Naser Burahmah Joey Gordon Robert Jacob Jack Silano Anton Tonchev Chad Lani Cheng Soren Maksat Kuatbek Katelyn Cook Ali Dreyfuss Daniel Siefman Lawrence Heilbronn (UTK) Nolan Hertel (ORNL) Tony Salba (NASA) Bret Beck (LLNL) PM Session Chair Rapporteurs AND OUR SPEAKERS AND ATTENDEES
