Chaparro

He earned his BSc in Physics from the Universidad Nacional de Colombia in 2018. He began his PhD in Physics at the University of Colorado Boulder in Fall 2020 and joined Prof. Rey’s research group at JILA in Summer 2021, collaborating with experimental groups to integrate theoretical models into ongoing experiments. His interests center on computational and numerical modeling of many-body quantum systems. He is currently focused on leveraging dissipative processes and symmetry-protected protocols to generate and optimize spin squeezing by engineering dissipation-induced superradiant transitions in cavity QED; and implementing phonon-mediated schemes for quantum-information tasks such as quantum teleportation of collective spin states using ion traps as platform. He is also exploring black-hole–inspired algorithms on trapped-ion for applications of information scrambling.