About

Our work sits at the intersection of theory and near-term experiment — building rigorous certification protocols for quantum devices, designing algorithms that target early hardware, and developing the entanglement theory that connects them.

I trained at ICFO - The Institute of Photonic Sciences with Prof. Dr. Maciej Lewenstein and at Max Planck Institute of Quantum Optics with Prof. Dr. Ignacio Cirac before joining Leiden in 2020.

Research

The aQa group works to make real-world quantum computing practical. Our themes:

• Device-independent certification — Bell nonlocality, self-testing, and verification of many-body quantum properties.
• Quantum algorithms — near-term and fault-tolerant methods for chemistry, optimization, and quantum machine learning.
• Entanglement & tensor networks — structural theory of many-body states and efficient representations.

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Beyond research

I enjoy programming and have participated in algorithms and other stuff. I'm a devoted practitioner of Catalonia's main religion.

I've been playing the violin since 1994 — with Vic Chamber Orchestra (OCV) and Segle XXI Symphonic Orchestra in Catalonia, and during my years in Munich with Bruckner Akademie Orchester, where I took lessons from Bavarian Radio Symphony Orchestra's maestro Michael Friedrich and from Diogenes Quartett.