François Mauger is an assistant professor and experimental-theoretical AMO physicist with 18 years of research experience probing ultrafast electron dynamics in atoms and molecules under intense light fields. Based at Louisiana State University, he leads a group that combines theoretical modeling, computational physical chemistry, and experimental techniques to study attosecond–femtosecond processes and their detection with advanced light sources. His trajectory from applied mathematics and engineering training to a PhD in theoretical and mathematical physics underpins a strong computational and analytical approach to nonlinear quantum dynamics. François has held successive research and teaching roles across France and Canada before transitioning to faculty leadership in the U.S., and he brings hands-on simulation and experimental collaboration experience often associated with nuclear/particle computing projects. Colleagues value his ability to connect rigorous theory with practical experimental design, enabling explorations of few- to many-body quantum phenomena on the fastest timescales.
18 years of coding experience
10 years of employment as a software developer
Master of Science - MS, Applied Mathematics, Master of Science - MS, Applied Mathematics at Centrale Méditerranée
Bachelor of Science - BS, Mathematics, Bachelor of Science - BS, Mathematics at Université de Provence
Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Theoretical and Mathematical Physics, Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Theoretical and Mathematical Physics at Aix-Marseille University
Core Persistency, Geometry and Data Processing C++ Library for Particle and Nuclear Physics Experiments
Contributions:36 releases, 4106 commits, 42 PRs in 15 years 2 months
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