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Our team

Our team is currently composed of 8 motivated people and we can rely on the help of Joseph DIAZ (radiation safety), Marie-Laure RIUS (administrative support), Catherine MAUPEU (quality management), Christophe MERLET (IT support) and the various services of our trustees (UPPA and CNRS) and partners. Four recruitments are foreseen in 2019.

Peter MOONEN Peter Moonen
Peter Moonen is Professor at Pau University and Director of the Centre for X-ray Imaging. He manages the research program of the centre, with a special emphasis on the development of instruments, algorithms and tools permitting to generate unique experimental data.
Pascale SENECHAL Pascale Sénéchal
Pascale Senechal is Engineer at Pau University and Chief Exploitation at the Centre for X-ray Imaging. She coordinates the planning and is concerned with all aspects of quality assurance, ranging from instrument calibration, up to the definition of procedures for data acquisition and treatment.
img/team_anonymous.png Fabrice Guerton
Fabrice Guerton is Engineer at Pau University and Chief Instrumentation at the Centre for X-ray Imaging. He develops advanced experimental setups that optimally respond to the needs of the users. He is also deploying the tomographs and performing data analysis (a.o. image processing). Furthermore Fabrice is responsible for safety and prevention.
Prisca ANDRIAMANANJAONA Prisca Andriamananjaona
Prisca Andriamananjaona is PhD student at Pau University, working closely together with the company Total. Her thesis focuses on the study of the wettability state in reservoir rocks and its characterization. This study aims interpreting macroscopic wettability indicators, such as the Amott-Harvey index, by means of pore scale analysis based on X-ray microtomography and image processing.
Jelle DHAENE Jelle Dhaene
Jelle Dhaene is post-doctoral researcher at Ghent University, working on a joint project with UPPA, financed by Total. His main focus is on simulating the physical processes underlying X-ray Computed Tomography (CT) and simulating the complete CT acquisition process. The understanding of these processes leads to optimising the CT process for academic and industrial purposes. Currently he is using these simulation tools to improve Dual Energy CT acquisition and reconstruction methods.
Hugo SAUR Hugo Saur
Hugo Saur is PhD student at Pau University. The objectives of his thesis are to track the step by step evolution of the matrix of reservoir rocks in response to an increasing deformation applied on those rocks, to point out matrix properties at each deformation step and to link these properties to reservoir quality.
Amirouche DJEMA Amirouche Djema
Amirouche Djema is final year student in the master petroleum engineering at UPPA and trainee at the Centre for X-ray Imaging. His challenge is to figure out why rock samples of different sizes have a different equilibrium saturation profile resulting from spontaneous imbibition. He uses real images provided from x-ray microtomography, combined with pore network modelling.
img/team_anonymous.png Tiphaine Boiron
Tiphaine Boiron is CNRS Engineer at Pau University. She is in charge of coordinating micro-CT measurements with mass spectroscopy in view of finding relations between sample morphology and chemical composition.

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