Hello and Welcome.
My journey began in the historic city of Cuautla, in the state of Morelos, in 1989. After navigating a few existential turns, I found my true calling in theoretical physics. Today, I call Cuernavaca home, where I work on the foundations of quantum mechanics at the Instituto de Ciencias Físicas, UNAM Campus Morelos.
What I Do. I specialize in the geometrical and algebraic description of quantum optical systems. From optomechanical cavities to QED and time-dependent evolution, I enjoy bridging the gap between abstract mathematical foundations and practical quantum technology. I hope that these analytical and computational solutions will contribute to the next generation of technological breakthroughs.
My Mission. I am passionate about mentorship. Through teaching and outreach, I strive to inspire young minds to get close to the beauty of theoretical and computational research.
Please have no hesitation to browse my resources. If you'd like to collaborate or chat, drop me a line at alejandro[at]icf.unam.mx
My current teaching activities are here. If you're a current student in my class, click in this section.
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