I am a theoretical physicist at the intersection between statistical physics, condensed matter, quantum information and mathematical physics.
Since 2019, I am a CNRS researcher (chargé de recherche) based at the LPTM, CYU -Cergy Paris University.
To contact me use: name.family-name [at] cyu.fr (use dash in family name)
Last news
- Summer school on Quantum Chaos, Dissipation and InformationI have participated as a lecturer in a summer school in Nordita in Stockholm. It was really a pleasure to go back to Sweden and to Nordita after a few […]
- New preprint about distribution of overlaps in the dynamics of quantum circuits (arXiv:2404.10057)I am proud to announce a new work in collaboration with Amos Chan and my PhD student Alexios Christopoulos. We consider the evolution of a wave function starting from a […]
- New paper about the projected ensemble in random unitary circuits (arXiv:2402.16939)With my collaborator Amos Chan, we finalised a new paper about the behavior of the projected ensemble and deep thermalisation in random unitary circuits. The question about projected ensemble has […]
- Two preprints on universality in MIPTsI am very happy that after a real tour de force at the end of the last year, we managed to put out two different papers proposing a random matrix […]
- Journée de la Physique StatistiqueUniversality, quantum measurements and random matrices https://jstat.phys.ens.fr/en
Short CV
In my academic background, I was a student at the Scuola Normale Superiore in Pisa, then obtained a PhD in Statistical Physics at Sissa (Trieste) on aspects of ergodicity breaking in quantum systems under the supervision of Antonello Scardicchio. I spent some years in Paris as a postdoc, first at the Ecole Normale Superieure (ENS) and later at the LPTMS (Orsay). Before returning to France as a researcher, I spent a few years at the Rudolf Peierls Centre for theoretical physics in Oxford under the mentorship of John T. Chalker, where I was awarded a Marie Curie Individual Fellowship.