Curriculum Vitae
Research Areas
Professional ​
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​My current research is heavily focused on computational physics, specifically, the numerical aspects of relativistic hydrodynamics and its applications in ultrarelativistic heavy ion collisions and the dynamical description of the quark-gluon plasma formed in these collisions. Other interests include: calculation of transport coefficients, physics of the hadron gas phase including heavy resonances, and jet suppression.
Below an abbreviated version of my Curriculum Vitae, for the full version see here.
Meu curriculo Lattes pode encontrado aqui
Heavy Ion Coillisions
Relativistic Hydrodynamics
Transport Coefficients
Extended Mass Spectrum/
Hagedorn States
Hadronic Interactions
Thermal fits
Initial States
Jets in Hydrodynamics
Lattice QCD
QCD critical point
Work​
experience​
Assistant Professor
University
2019-present
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Current teaching Neutron Stars
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Co-PI for the MUSES collaboration
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2018 Department of Energy Early Career Award
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Assistant Professor
Rutgers University
2017-2019
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2018 Department of Energy Early Career Award
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Postdoctoral Fellow
University of Houston
2015-2017
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Computational Simulations of the baryon-rich Quark Gluon Plasma
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Understanding hadronic degrees of freedom from Lattice Quantum Chromodynamics
Associate Research Scientist
Columbia University
​2014 - 2015
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Event-by-Event Relativistic Hydrodynamical Modelling + Jet to solve the 10 year old RAA to v2 puzzle
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Comparison with experimental data (flow harmonics, spectra, jet suppression)
Postdoctoral Fellow
University of Sao Paulo
​2011 - 2014
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Development of v-USPhydro: a relativistic viscous event-by-event hydrodynamical code using the Smoothed Particle Hydrodynamics algorithm. This code includes the effects of bulk and shear viscosities on the hydrodynamic evolution and freeze-out and also hadronic afterburner via UrQMD.
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Continued study on the effects of hadron gas phase on known signals of the quark-gluon plasma via an extension of the hadron resonance spectrum (e.g. Hagedorn States).
Languages
C++/Fortran
Mathematica
English
Portuguese
German
Education
University of Frankfurt
Institute of Theoretical Physics/FIGSS
2004-2010
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Thesis: Properties of Hadronic Matter Close to the Critical Temperature
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Advisor: Professor Carsten Greiner
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Graduation Date: December 2010
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Member of Helmholtz Research School
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Guest Student at Columbia University, New York, NY (2008,2009)
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Strangeness Enhancement, Master Equations, Statistical Models, Heavy Ion Collisions, Transport Coefficients, Coupled Non-linear Differential Equations (Analytical and Numerical Approaches)
Berea College
Physics and Mathematics Major, German Minor
​2000-2004
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Physics Senior Thesis: White Dwarfs
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Mathematics Senior Thesis: Quantum Computing
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Graduated Magna cum Laude
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Foreign Exchange Student at Goethe Universitaet (Summer 2002, Spring/Summer 2003)
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Awards as the top graduating Physics major and Mathematics major