Engineer in Research & Development Specialized in Applied Mathematics, Fluids Mechanics and Physics

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1 Nathalie Toqué CMCC Viale Aldo Moro Bologna Italy Office: Skype Engineer in Research & Development Specialized in Applied Mathematics, Fluids Mechanics and Physics Skills Fluids and Solid Mechanics, Physics, Radiative Transfer. Data basis manipulation. Programming and simulation on supercomputer. Communication in English. windows and unix administration. Data Assimilation method: 3Dvar. Programming languages: FORTRAN (77, 90), IDL, Matlab. Data basis : NCEP, ECMWF, GLODAP, CARINA. Visualization software s : ODV. Mathematics software s: Mathematica, Numerical receipes. Languages: French (native) English (fluent). Education 2005 PhD Thesis in Physics specialized in Astrophysics, University of Montréal. Subject: Anisotropic turbulent transport in radiative zones of stars Bachelor s degree in Physics, University Paris French Doctorate in Fluids Mechanics, University Paris 6. Subject: Contribution to the study of interfaces instabilities in plane, cylindrical and spherical geometry Master in Applied Mathematics, University Paris 6. Summer Schools Advanced Data Assimilation for Geosciences, School of Physics Les Houches (France), May 28-June 15, Coastal Dynamics Modeling, La-Londe les Maures (France), September 19-23, Toqué Nathalie 1

2 Professional research and academic experiences 2012 CMCC, Bologna, Italy. Postdoctoral position (1 year) Setup of the 1/12 model of the Black sea + Azov sea in the code NEMO 3.4 (continuity of MyOcean project). With NEMO-3Dvar coupled with the BFM, implementation of the chemical data assimilation, Alkalinity and DIC (GEOCARBON project) Institute of Marine Sciences (IMS-METU), Erdemli-Mersin, Turkey. Postdoctoral position (1 year) Setup of the 1/12 model of the Black sea + Azov sea in the code NEMO and simulation (MyOcean project) McGill University, Montreal, Quebec. Computer analyst position (24 january-30 june) Department of ocean and atmosphere sciences Simulations ¼ of the Northwest Atlantic ocean with cnoof_v1 (NEMO 2.3). Study of the variability of the sea surface temperature and comparison with NCEP data Institute of Astrophysics of Potsdam, Germany. Postdoctoral position Simulation of fast rotating stars with the 2D stellar evolution code ROTORC. Benchmark of rotating models in order to define a program of observation of the stellar rotation Saint Mary s University, Halifax, Nova Scotia. Department of Astronomy and Physics ICA postdoctoral fellowship (Institute for Computational Astrophysics) Improvement of the theoretical model computed in the 2D stellar evolution code ROTORC. Programming and validation tests University of Montréal, Québec. Department of Physics Programming of the wavelets analysis. Investigation of the signatures of particular frequencies in the light curves of Wolf- Rayet stars observed with the Canadian satellite MOST Observatory of Midi-Pyrénées, France. Astronomer in the international TBL team Spectropolarimetry: Observation of magnetic stars with the instrument Musicos. Reduction and preliminary analysis of the data University of Montréal, Québec. Department of Physics Lecturer of Physics (Bachelor s degree). Toqué Nathalie 2

3 Teaching, exam supervision and correction Nuclear energy research center, France. R&D engineer Design of imploding devices. Validation of numerical codes with experimental data. Forecasting of experimental results with simulations. Conferences and Proceedings Toqué N., Oszoy E. Seasonal dynamics of the Cold Intermediate Layer of the Black sea, Annual NEMO meeting Toulouse (France), June 29-31, Toqué N., Straub D., Smith G.C., Davidson F. Influence of diurnal forcing on operational forecasts of surface conditions in the northwest Atlantic Ocean, CMOS-CGU Ottawa Lovekin C., Deupree R.G., Toqué N. Good vibrations: Reliable oscillation frequencies for rapidly rotating stars, AAS Meeting #211, 39, p.775, Deupree R.G., Gillich A., Lovekin C., Toqué N. Rotating Star Toolkit, AIP Conference Proceedings, 948, pp , Hallo L., Morse R.L., Clarisse J.M., Hoffman N.M., Toqué N. Modeling of linear perturbation growth in gas dynamics : From incompressible to compressible flows, 6 th IWPCTM Marseille (France), June 18-21, Legrand M., Toqué N. Richtmyer-Meshkov and Rayleigh-Taylor instabilities inducing a turbulent flow during a cylindrical implosion, 4 th IWPCTM Cambridge (UK), 29 March-1 st April, Legrand M., Toqué N. Interface instabilities occurring during an explosive driven implosion, 3 th IWPCTM Royaumont (France), June 17-19, Seminars Toqué, N. Annual cycle of the cold water layer of the Black sea, seminar at CMCC-INGV (Bologna, Italy), September 26, Toqué N. Rapid internal differential rotation in intermediate mass stars, seminar at HAO (NCAR, USA), October 24, 2007 Toqué N. Rapid differential rotation in massive stars, seminar of the Stellar Club at the Institute of Astrophysics of Paris, May 22, Toqué Nathalie 3

4 Toqué N. Anisotropic turbulent diffusion in radiative zones of stars, seminar at the University of Saint Mary s(ca), March 17, Toqué N. Anisotropic turbulent diffusion in radiative zones of stars, seminar at the University of Madison-Wisconsin (USA), February 22, List of Publications Refereed Journals Wade G.A. et al. Why are some A Stars Magnetic, while Most are not?, ASPC, 405, p 499, Gillich A., Deupree R.G., Lovekin C., Short C.I., Toqué N. Determination of the effective temperature and luminosities for rotating stars, ApJ, 683(1), pp , Auriere M. et al. Weak magnetic fields in Ap/Bp stars : Evidence for a dipole field lower limit and a tentative interpretation of the magnetic field dichotomy, A&A, 475(3), pp , Toqué N., Deupree R.G., Gillich A., Lovekin C. Rapid differential rotation in intermediate mass stars, European Journal Astronomical Notes, 328(10), pp , Wade G.A. et al. A search for magnetic fields in the variable HgMn star a Andromedae, A&A, 451(1), pp , Toqué N., Lignières F., Vincent A. Reduction of the vertical transport in two-dimensional stably stratified forced shear flows, Geophysical and Astrophysical Fluid Dynamics journal, 100(2), Ryabchikova T. et al.. Rotational periods of four roap stars, A&A, 429, L55-L58, Petit P., J-F. Donati et al. Large-scale magnetic field of the G8 dwarf x Bootis A, MNRAS, 361(3), Lignières F., Toqué N., Vincent A. Turbulent transport in stellar radiative zones, EAS Publications Series, 17, pp , Petit P., J-F. Donati et al. Photospheric magnetic field and surface differential rotation of the FK Com star HD199178, MNRAS, 351(3), Johnson N. et al. A spectropolarimetric survey of the coolest magnetic Ap stars, IAU Symposium No Cambridge, UK: Cambridge University Press, 2004., p Wade G.A. et al. No weak magnetic field detected in the variable HgMn star a Andromedae, Magnetic stars, August 27-31, 2003, Eds.: Yu. Glagolevskij, D. Kudryavtsev, I. Romanyuk, Nizhnij Arkhyz, p Toqué Nathalie 4

5 Toqué N. Self-similar implosion of a continuous stratified medium, International Shock Waves Journal 11, September Toqué Nathalie 5