I am a postdoctoral researcher at Inria, working in the PhIQus group with Marc-Olivier Renou. I completed my Ph.D. in the TQO group at Universität Siegen under the supervision of Otfried Gühne, and my M.Sc. and B.Sc. in Physics at Universidade de Campinas, where I was part of the MathFoundQ group with Rafael Rabelo.
My research focuses on the interface between quantum information theory and optimisation. I am interested in various aspects of quantum correlations (entanglement, steering, nonlocality, prepare-and-measure), statistical analysis of quantum state tomography, and in optimisation methods with applications to quantum information (semidefinite programming, noncommutative polynomial optimization). Part of my work involves numerical methods, some of which I contribute to the Ket.jl library.
Outside of research, I like computers, literature, linguistics, music, bouldering, hiking and cycling.
Ph.D. in Physics
Universität Siegen
M.Sc. in Physics
Universidade de Campinas
B.Sc. in Physics
Universidade de Campinas