Internship - Visualization and statistical analysis of nuclear reaction data

International Atomic Energy Agency

Location:
Vienna, Austria
Grade:
Intern
Category:
Professional Staff
Posted Jun 23, 2026Apply by Jun 30, 2026 (3d left)

The internship supports the Nuclear Data Section with compilation and evaluation of charged-particle induced reaction cross sections. The intern will compile experimental data, update EXFOR entries, and evaluate radioisotope production cross sections using optimization/fitting tools and nuclear model codes.

Responsibilities

  • Compile experimental charged-particle reaction cross sections in EXFOR format.
  • Update EXFOR entries compiling charged-particle reaction cross sections.
  • Evaluate charged-particle induced radioisotope production cross sections using optimization/fitting tools, AL/ML or nuclear model codes (TALYS).

Requirements

  • University degree in nuclear physics, nuclear chemistry or relevant fields.
  • Experience of isotope production cross section measurements.
  • Experience with EXFOR library.
  • Experience of EXFOR compilation is an asset.
  • Programming skill is an asset.
  • Candidates must be a minimum of 20 years of age and have completed at least three years of full-time studies at a university or equivalent institution towards the completion of a first degree.
  • Candidates may apply up to one year after the completion of a bachelor's, master's or doctorate degree.
  • Candidates must not have previously participated in the IAEA's internship programme.
  • Excellent written and spoken English essential; fluency in any other IAEA official language (Arabic, Chinese, French, Russian) an asset.
  • Candidates must attach two signed letters of recommendation to their application.

Skills

  • Nuclear Physics
  • Nuclear Chemistry
  • Isotope Production Cross Section Measurements
  • EXFOR Library
  • EXFOR Compilation
  • Programming
  • Data Compilation
  • Statistical Analysis
  • Optimization and Fitting Tools
  • Nuclear Model Codes

Languages

English