Christine Darve

Christine Darve is an In-Kind Senior Engineering Scientist at the European Spallation Source ERIC, managing in-kind contributions and serving as the point of contact for Accelerator In-Kind Management. Previously, Christine held roles such as the Engineering Scientist and Deputy Leader for the SRF Collaboration, coordinating international efforts in superconducting LINAC development. Active in multiple professional organizations, Christine chairs Working Group 14 at the International Union of Pure and Applied Physics, leads initiatives at the American Physical Society, and co-founded the African School of Fundamental Physics, helping organize numerous international events in accelerator physics. With a Ph.D. in Fluid Mechanics from Northwestern University, and extensive experience at CERN and Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory, Christine has significantly contributed to particle accelerator technology and education globally.