Benjamin Jung
Benjamin Jung is a researcher in the group Science for Nuclear Diplomacy.
His research focuses on computational studies of verification techniques for nuclear nonproliferation and disarmament regimes.
CV
| Seit 2025
Research associate at Science for Nuclear Diplomacy group, PRIF
| 2021–2025
Research associate at Nuclear Verification and Disarmament group (NVD), RWTH Aachen
| Seit 2021
Doctoral studies in physics, RWTH Aachen
| 2018–2020
Master of physics, RWTH Aachen
| 2014–2018
Bachelor physics, RWTH Aachen
Publications
- Reconstructing North Korea’s plutonium production history with Bayesian inference-based reprocessing waste analysis
| 2025
Jung, Benjamin; Bosse, Johannes; Göttsche, Malte (2025): Reconstructing North Korea’s plutonium production history with Bayesian inference-based reprocessing waste analysis, Nuclear Engineering and Technology, 58: 1. DOI: 10.1016/j.net.2025.103849
Publication - Towards inferring reactor operations from high-level waste
| 2024
Jung, Benjamin; Figueroa, Antonio; Göttsche, Malte (2024): Towards inferring reactor operations from high-level waste, Nuclear Engineering and Technology, 1–7. DOI: 10.1016/j.net.2024.02.031 - Assessing Uncertainty in Plutonium Production Estimates Based on the Isotope Ratio Method
| 2022
Jung, Benjamin; Göttsche, Malte (2022): Assessing Uncertainty in Plutonium Production Estimates Based on the Isotope Ratio Method, Science & Global Security, 30: 1, 3–21. DOI: 10.1080/08929882.2022.2060599
Further Activities
| 2025
“Reconstructing North Korea’s plutonium production history with Bayesian inference‑based reprocessing waste analysis”, Presentation at the Fourth Annual Conference of the Alva Myrdal Center for Nuclear Disarmament
| 2024
"Inferring Reactor Parameters from Nuclear Waste with Bayesian Inference", Presentation at the 65th Annual Meeting of the Institute of Nuclear Materials Management (INMM)