I am a PostDoc in Theoretical Physics, working in the context of Statistical Physics. My research area is mostly centered around the physics of the so-called integrable models, whose rich mathematical structure allows the exact calculation of many relevant physical properties.

I am also interested in the study of the entanglement in many-body quantum systems and conformal field theories. In particular, I have studied how the presence of a global internal symmetry in a quantum system is reflected in the structure of the various entanglement measures.

I have currently joined the “Condensed Matter and Statistical Physics” group of the Theoretical Physics division at Ruder Boskovic Institute, where I study the effects of frustration in quantum complex systems.