After getting my Engineer diploma in Physics in 1995, I really wanted to study in depth a fundamental research area. This motivated me to apply for a PhD in solid state physics (quantum paraelectrics, using Brillouin and neutron scattering).
I then joined, at the end of my PhD in 1998, the world leading neutron facility, the ILL in Grenoble, France [www.ill.fr]: international staff, the best technology in neutron instrumentation and software. I stayed 3 years as instrument responsible on a triple axis neutron spectrometer (to study mono-crystal dynamics), and more specifically took care of a spin-echo option (magnetic fields everywhere).
I had the opportunity to move to the ILL Scientific Computing group in 2001, which I always have been attracted by (I developed neural networks and computer simulations during my engineer studies on my Atari ST). Keeping some of my instrument responsible duties until 2007, I gradually moved to scientific computing (molecular dynamics, Monte-Carlo simulations, data analysis software ...).
Since 2019, I've moved to the Synchrotron Soleil, as Head of the Data Analysis Group. Our job is to assist beam-lines in using and developping software for their needs.
More at [https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Emmanuel_Farhi2 ]
ORCID [https://orcid.org/0000-0002-8508-8106 ]
LinkedIn [https://www.linkedin.com/in/emmanuel-farhi-a63a782b/ ]
Mes compétences :
Informatique scientifique
Matlab
Biologie végétale
Neutronique
Calcul scientifique
Modélisation moléculaire
Diffusion neutronique
Simulation Monte-Carlo
Calcul Parallèle
Liquides
Gestion de projet
Encadrement
Données nucléaires
Membre collaborateur AIEA et OCDE-AEN
Nucléaire
Organisation d'évènements
Gestion de projet informatique