Photonics and electromagnetics

My current research interests are in theoretical aspects of light propagation and in the use of methods from quantum mechanics to understand photonic phenomena. I am currently working on material and structural slow light, nonlinear effects in waveguides, geometric algebra for classical electrodynamics, and optical solitons.

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Optical communications and simulations

I also like to work close to implementation details and numerical modelling. In particular, I perform realistic simulations for the evaluation of noise in high-throughput optical communications, including scenarios where classical channels coexist with QKD channels.

Some relevant publications:

  • Fast Estimation of Nonlinear Interference Noise in Distributed Raman-Amplified Few-Mode Fiber Links, Journal of Lightwave Technology 44, 4476-4490 (2026).
  • Nonlinear Interference Noise in Raman-Amplified WDM Systems, Journal of Lightwave Technology 41, 6465-6473 (2023).
  • Model for Nonlinear Interference Noise in Raman-amplified WDM Systems, European Conference on Optical Communication (ECOC), 1-4 (2022).

Ultracold quantum gases

During my Ph.D. in Theoretical Physics of Matter I worked on nonlinear physics in ultracold quantum gases. This included matter-wave solitons, Josephson oscillations, and quantum scattering theory for ultracold atomic collisions.

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Superfluid effective theories

I am also interested in effective field-theory descriptions of low-energy superfluid dynamics and their relation with electromagnetic response.

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Software

Over the years I collected repositories for scientific applications in Julia, Python, Rust, and other languages. They are available on my GitHub profile.