Graduated in Bachelor of Physics (1997), Master's (2000) and Ph.D. (2004) in Physics from the Federal University of São Carlos (UFSCar). He did postdoctoral work at the Max-Planck Institute for Quantum Optics (Garching, Germany, 2009-2010). He is currently full professor at the Federal University of São Carlos. He has experience in Physics, with an emphasis on Quantum Optics and Quantum Information, in particular: cavity quantum electrodynamics, trapped ions, quantum teleportation, quantum computing, light scattering by atomic ensembles. He was Head of the Department of Physics at the Center for Exact Sciences and Technology (CCET) at UFSCar, Coordinator of the Degree Course in Physics at CCET / UFSCar and Coordinator of the Graduate Program in Physics at CCET / UFSCar. He was member of the Departmental Council, member of the Council of the Graduate Program in Physics and of several Superior Councils of UFSCar (Graduate Council, Board of Directors, Council of Graduate Studies, and Council of CCET). (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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The demand for systems applied to quantum communication requires the ability to detect single photons. The bands available on the global fiber optic network where attenuation is minimal are known as B and C, sensitive in the spectral region of 1330 and 1550 nm. Therefore, to achieve the objective of developing new technologies for generating single photons in the C-band region, it is nece…
In this project we will work with optimization algorithms and their implementations in quantumcomputers based on trapped ions, as a proof of concept, with the aim of investigating solutionsto industrial problems. In particular, we will investigate algorithms aimed at object allocationproblems in industrial warehouses, with a special focus on variational algorithms such as theQuantum Appro…
This thematic project aims to establish the conceptual bases and training of human resources necessary for the development of Second Generation Quantum Technologies by structuring a value-proposition to the market of industrial and service companies worldwide.Second Generation Quantum Technologies comprise solutions that directly benefit from quantum states of light or matter, such as sup…
Some of the most cherished points of interest globally are infused with physics, from the Great Pyramid of Giza (and the story of its remarkable construction) to the Northern Lights (created by charged particles dancing in the Earth's magnetic field). In physics itself there are also points of interest. We may think of a physical theory as providing a kind of "map" of a physical system, s…
Devices for quantum information computation and communication require the combined use of different quantum systems: photons can transmit informations over large distances, cold trapped atoms can be manipulated to enable quantum information processing, and atomic ensembles are suited for long-lived quantum memories, as well as non-linear generation of non-classical correlations. Cold atom…
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The certification of properties of temporal processes is crucial for the development and use of new quantum technologies. This project will develop techniques for the analysis and witness of classical and quantum processes incompatible with Markovian and causal models.Quantum processes can have non-trivial temporal correlations through interactions between system and environment, these pr…
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Since a quantum computer was first idealized by Richard Feynman in 1982, quantum computing researches became presents in industry and academy, mainly in the last years. Owing many possibles applications, one of great interest to areas such as chemistry, pharmacy and material science are quantum simulations. Theses consist in simulating a system of interest (simulated system), which is dif…
With the present project we will work with the implementation of quantum algorithms for the solution of systems of coupled differential equations in IBM quantum computers and we will investigate ways to reduce the complexity of such algorithms. This is a subject that has been studied in our research group for a long time, which made it possible for us to perceive some difficulties in obta…
Optical cavities in the Fabry-Perot configuration work out as resonators for the electromagnetic field, whose line width depends on the natural properties of the mirrors involved (transmission and reflection coefficients, and absorption rates) and the distance between them. However, it is possible to modify the line width of an optical cavity using the phenomenon of electromagnetically in…
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Recently, the investigation of light-matter interaction in ultrastrong and deep strong coupling regimes has revealed novel counterintuitive physical phenomena. In this research internship abroad we will study some relevant cases concerning the ultrastrong and the deep strong coupling regimes of the quantum Rabi model in the presence of dissipation, especially in the context of circuit qua…
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