ivan rodriguez

Responsible of the R&D department at EVOMECS and working in different projects involving GPU based High Performance Computing and Artificial Intelligence .

Responsible for multiple research project collaborations involving Oxford University, NUI-Maynooth and MPQ. One of the main results was the design of a novel HPC Artificial Intelligence algorithm involving Deep Neural Networks, Boltzman machines and Metropolis/Montecarlo techniques, in order to test Quantum models that are inaccessible using competing methods.

- Collaboration in different research projects with National University of Ireland – Maynooth (NUIM), Oxford University, Cambridge University and SISSA. - Main research involved the study of quantum entanglement through different numerical algorithms in combination with parallel computing. - Seminar organizer of the weekly SISSA/ICTP Statistical Physics seminars.

- Collaboration in different research projects involving NUIM the Ecole Normale Superieure of Paris, Oxford University and the Autonomous University of Madrid. - Main research involved the study of "non-abelian phases of matter", and entanglement in many-body systems.

Further developments of a new quantum theory proposed in my PhD thesis to describe interesting topological phases of matter.

Collaboration in two research projects involving Florence University and the Autonomous University of Madrid, in different aspects of the Fractional Quantum Hall Effect (FQHE), a strong candidate for topological quantum computation.

PhD thesis: “Matrix Effective Theories of the Quantum Hall Effect” High level fellowship program from the European Union.

PhD fellowship from Argentina Scientific Research Council. Resigned on 12/2004 to carry on a PhD at Florence University (Italy)

Study of new physics beyond the Standard Model of Electroweak Interactions. Thesis: “Anomalous Couplings and Radiation Zeros”