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| Stephan Roche |
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stephan.roche(at)icn2.cat |
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S. Roche is ICREA Research Professor head of "Theoretical & computational Nanoscience Group". He pioneered the development of linear scaling quantum transport methods during three decades and has collaborated with many European and international industries. He served as Spintronic workpackage leader in the Graphene Flagship from 2013 till 2023, leading the "Enabling Science and Materials" Division. He has recently been appointed as representative from Graphene Flagship in the IAM4AU project in perspective of the Innovative Advanced Materials Initiative (www.iam-i.eu). He is particularly involved into bringing the full force of AI techniques to development of workflows and simulations of trillion atoms-scale models at DFT accuracy for revolutionizing materials design, reverse engineering and device optimization in all technology landscape.
He is also one of the main organisers of www.grapheneconf.com, www.quantumconf.eu and www.ai4am.net |
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| Aron Cummings |
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aron.cummings(at)icn2.cat |
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Dr. Aron Cummings is a Senior Researcher at the Catalan Institute of Nanoscience and Nanotechnology (ICN2). He received a BS degree in Computer Engineering and an MS in Electrical Engineering from Washington State University, and a PhD in Electrical Engineering from Arizona State University. He was a postdoctoral researcher at Sandia National Laboratories before joining ICN2. He has >15 years of experience in the numerical simulation of the transport of heat, charge, and spin in low-dimensional materials and systems.
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| Jose Hugo García |
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josehugo.garcia(at)icn2.cat |
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Computational physicist with broad experience in applying HPC algorithms in multi-core and GPU-CUDA platforms for quantum transport problems. Over the years I had developed different methods for an efficient extraction of nonequilibrium properties in linear response, with aim in macroscale systems containing millions of atoms. More recently, I had focused on studying the spin-orbit coupling and exchange interplay oriented toward ultralow-power memory applications.
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| Luis-Manuel Canonico |
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luis.canonico(at)icn2.cat |
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Dr. Luis Canonico is a postdoctoral researcher at the Catalan Institute of Nanoscience and Nanotechnology. He received his MSc. and Ph.D. from the Universidade Federal Fluminense. His research focuses on the theoretical and computational study of charge, spin, orbital moments, energy transport, and the topological properties of quantum materials. He developed simulation tools optimized for multi-CPU and -GPU architectures that allow the combination of density functional theory calculations, linear response theory, and the kernel polynomial method for evaluating these properties in models of disordered systems composed of many millions of atoms.
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| Andrei Voicu Tomut |
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andrei.tomut(at)icn2.cat |
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Andrei Voicu Tomut, Research Assistant at the Catalan Institute of Nanoscience and Nanotechnology, received his M.Sc. in Quantum Science and Technology from the Universitat de Barcelona. He focuses on accelerating simulations and the discovery of 2D materials by customizing ML algorithms, often employed in large language models and diffusion models.
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