EZEQUIEL FERRERO

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Welcome to my personal webpage! My name is Ezequiel Ferrero. I’m a researcher in the areas of Statistical Mechanics and Condensed Matter Physics. My work is primarily related to Non-Equilibrium classical Statistical Physics, Phase Transitions and Driven Disordered Systems. I’m also interested in computational techniques in physics, in particular, on GPU parallel approaches and Machine Learning, and I look forward to applications of my work in the fields of soft materials and geophysics.

I defended my PhD Thesis at FaMAF UNC, Córdoba (Argentina), in February 2011 under the advice of Sergio Cannas. From April 2011 to April 2013 I was a CONICET postdoc fellow at the Solid State Theory Group at Centro Atómico Bariloche, working with Alejandro Kolton and Sebastian Bustingorry. Starting on May 2013 I have worked for almost four years as a postdoc at Laboratoire Interdisciplinaire de Physique in Grenoble (France) in the PSM group leaded by Jean-Louis Barrat. In 2017 I moved to Milan (Italy) for a 1-year postdoc in the group of Stefano Zapperi, part of the Center for Complexity & Biosystems. Since Jan 2018 I’m a CONICET stable researcher at the Condensed Matter Theory Group in Centro Atómico Bariloche . On April 2022 I’ve moved to Barcelona where I’m currently working as a “María Zambrano” fellow at the Condensed Matter Department of Barcelona University in collaboration with Carmen Miguel, in sabbatical leave from my stable position. I currently act as a Managing Editor of Papers in Physics.