“…This code is open source, and its license allows to modify the source code to develop and add new capabilities. An example of this last point is the many number of publications associated to the code, covering topics and developments such as benchmarking [7], coupling and multi-physics [8], geometry and visualization [9], multigroup cross section generation [10], doppler broadening [11], nuclear data [12], parallelism [13], depletion [14] and sensitivity analysis [15].…”