PhD Student at BCAM

PhD Student at BCAM

My research focuses on the analytical study of fundamental models from condensed matter physics. After graduating from the University of Chicago, under the supervision of Prof. Peter Constantin, with a thesis on polymeric fluids, I moved to Oxford, for 5 years, working under the mentorship of Prof. John M. Ball, on variational theories of liquid crystals. After that I moved away from Oxford, and developed my independent directions of research, while at the University of Sussex, as a lecturer, for 5 years.

PhD Student at BCAM. 

PhD Student at BCAM

My research is mainly focused in the interplay of Fourier Analysis and Partial Differential Equations of Mathematical Physics. More recently on fluid mechanics and turbulence. Concretely in the so called Localized Induction Approximation, also known as the binormal curvature flow (BF),  for the evolution of vortex filaments and the relevance of the presence of corners in the filament. The results concerning regular polygons seem to me quite striking. Motivated by a numerical experiment done by D. Smets, and together with F.

I am a a tenure-track LaCaixa Foundation Junior Leader and Ikerbasque Research Fellow in the Machine Learning group at BCAM.

PhD Student at BCAM. 

PhD Student at BCAM

PhD Student at BCAM