Eugenio Bianchi - Associate Professor of Physics - Faculty
Office: 315 Whitmore Laboratory
Address: 0104 Davey Laboratory University Park, PA 16802 US
Email: exb34@psu.edu
Phone: +1 814 865 7533
My work lies at the interface of general relativity, quantum field theory and quantum information. The main objective of my research is to understand the quantum nature of space-time. Entanglement plays a central role in these investigations. I apply the methods developed to a wide range of phenomena that include: (i) the primordial state of the universe, (ii) the late stages of black hole evaporation, (iii) the thermalization of isolated quantum systems. My research strategy is to profit from the cross-fertilization of these diverse areas.
Eugenio Bianchi's research group
| Name | Role | Affiliation | Phone | Office Address | Affiliated Center(s) | Research Topics(s) | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 | chaosong chen | Graduate Student | Physics | cxc6005@psu.edu | 16142182927 | 321 Whitmore Laboratory | CFT | Loop Quantum Gravity |
 | Mauricio Gamonal | Graduate Student | Physics | mfg5767@psu.edu | -- | 322 Whitmore Laboratory | CFT | Loop Quantum Gravity, Mathematical Structures, Quantum Universe |
 | Rishabh Kumar | Graduate Student | Physics | rishabh.kumar@psu.edu | -- | 321-A Whitmore Laboratory | CFT | Quantum Universe |
 | Erick Muino Garcia | Graduate Student | Physics | efm5414@psu.edu | -- | - NONE | CFT | Loop Quantum Gravity, Quantum Universe |
 | Daniel Paraizo | Graduate Student | Physics | dep5397@psu.edu | -- | 317 Whitmore Laboratory | IGC, CFT | Quantum Universe, Loop Quantum Gravity, Black Holes |
 | Monica Rincon Ramirez | Graduate Student | Physics | mxr463@psu.edu | -- | 321 Whitmore Laboratory | CFT, CTOC | Loop Quantum Gravity, Physical Mathematics, Black Holes, Quantum Universe |
