Dear all, This is Leonardo A Pachon and I'm joining Alan's group as a short-term postdoc from November to April. Following Marlon's suggestion, I want to briefly introduce myself. I received my bachelor in Physics from Universidad Industrial de Santander (Colombia) in 2005. At that time, I started working on relativistic astrophysics and general relativistic effects such as inertial frame dragging. I keep working on this and look forward to make connections with astrochemistry. In 2010 I received my PhD from Universidad Nacional de Colombia. In the first half of my PhD I was mainly focused on the classical-quantum transition of chaotic systems in terms of the phase-space structures. In the second part, I studied the survival of quantum features such as entanglement in out-of-equilibrium quantum systems and extended the Feynman and Vernon approach to phase space. From Sep 2010-Agu 2011 and Nov 2012-Nov 2013 I worked at University of Toronto as a postdoc in the group of Prof. Paul Brumer. During this time I was devoted to the study of the interplay between quantum systems and their environments. In particular, I was interested in (i) the extend to which quantum coherence can be preserved, (ii) environmentally assisted on-photon phase control and (iii) quantum thermodynamics. From Sep 2011-Oct 2012 I worked at Universidad de Antioquia (Colombia) as a lecturer. My present research interests include relativistic astrophysics, general relativistic effects, non–equilibrium open quantum systems, semi classical approaches in phase space and foundations of quantum mechanics. I look forward to learn from you and contribute to the group, Leonardo _____________________________________________ Aspuru-list mailing list Aspuru-list(a)lists.fas.harvard.edu https://lists.fas.harvard.edu/mailman/listinfo/aspuru-list

From Sep 2010-Agu 2011 and Nov 2012-Nov 2013 I worked at University of Toronto as a postdoc in the group of Prof. Paul Brumer. During this time I was devoted to the study of the interplay between quantum systems and their environments. In particular, I was interested in (i) the extend to which quantum coherence can be preserved, (ii) environmentally assisted on-photon phase control and (iii) quantum thermodynamics. From Sep 2011-Oct 2012 I worked at Universidad de Antioquia (Colombia) as a lecturer.

Dear all, This is Leonardo A Pachon and I'm joining Alan's group as a short-term postdoc from November to April. Following Marlon's suggestion, I want to briefly introduce myself. I received my bachelor in Physics from Universidad Industrial de Santander (Colombia) in 2005. At that time, I started working on relativistic astrophysics and general relativistic effects such as inertial frame dragging. I keep working on this and look forward to make connections with astrochemistry. In 2010 I received my PhD from Universidad Nacional de Colombia. In the first half of my PhD I was mainly focused on the classical-quantum transition of chaotic systems in terms of the phase-space structures. In the second part, I studied the survival of quantum features such as entanglement in out-of-equilibrium quantum systems and extended the Feynman and Vernon approach to phase space. Toronto as a postdoc in the group of Prof. Paul Brumer. During this time I was devoted to the study of the interplay between quantum systems and their environments. In particular, I was interested in (i) the extend to which quantum coherence can be preserved, (ii) environmentally assisted on-photon phase control and (iii) quantum thermodynamics. From Sep 2011-Oct 2012 I worked at Universidad de Antioquia (Colombia) as a lecturer. My present research interests include relativistic astrophysics, general relativistic effects, non–equilibrium open quantum systems, semi classical approaches in phase space and foundations of quantum mechanics. I look forward to learn from you and contribute to the group, Leonardo