Selected Talks
- 08/03/2023, Rotational properties of two interacting ultracold polar molecules, at Theoretical Physics (UoM) Seminar, Manchester (UK).
- 05/09/2022, Quantum phases of bosonic chiral molecules in helicity lattices, at CCMI2022 Conference, Durham (UK).
- 16/06/2021, Functional renormalization group for cold atom mixtures, at Superfluctuations 2021, Online/Padua (Italy).
- 05/11/2020, Functional renormalization for Bose-Bose mixtures, at ERG2020 Conference, Online/Kyoto (Japan).
- 12/03/2020, Cold atom gases from functional Renormalization, ICCUB seminar, Barcelona (Spain).
- 25/07/2019, Cold quantum gases from functional Renormalisation, at Ab initio nuclear theory workshop, University of Surrey, Guildford (UK).
- 05/04/2019, Functional renormalisation group for Bose gases: From linear to hydrodynamic fluctuations, at EMMI Workshop Functional Methods in Strongly Correlated Systems, Hirschegg (Austria).
- 01/11/2018, Application of the functional renormalisation group to Bose gases, at 7th UK Nuclear Theory Meeting, The University of Manchester, Manchester (UK).
- 03/06/2016, Materia nuclear y la ecuación de estado de estrellas de neutrones, Seminario DFI-UChile, Santiago (Chile).
Posters
- 19/09/2023, Two distinguishable impurities interacting with a few one-dimensional lattice bosons, at Ultracold mixtures: polarons and beyond, Oxford (UK).
- 13-15/06/2022, Quantum phases of bosonic chiral molecules in helicity lattices, at ICOAM2022 Conference, Tampere (Finland).
- 13/09/2021, Renormalisation-group study of Bose Polarons, at BEC2021 Conference, Online/Sant Feliu (Spain).
- 14/12/2020, Functional renormalization for Bose-Bose mixtures (as a short talk), at Exploring Quantum Many‐Body Physics with Ultracold Atoms and Molecules, Online/Bad Honnef (Germany).
- 9-11/12/2020, From linear to hydrodynamic fluctuations, at ERG2018 Conference, Paris (France).
- 26-27/12/2014, Structure and cooling of neutron stars: nuclear pairing and superfluid effects, at XIX Chilean Physics Symposium, Concepción (Chile).
