Oscar Ruiz-Cigarrillo
Ph.D. Photonics
Solid State Physicist: From Experimental to Computational Approaches
Exploring the quantum world through advanced computational methods, focusing on electronic and optical properties of nanostructures using Density Functional Theory.
DFT Work
Advanced computational modeling for electronic and optical properties of nanostructures
Experimental Physics
Solid state physics and nanophotonics research
Software Development
Python, Julia, and Fortran scientific computing
Academic Research
Postdoc at Universidad Autonoma de San Luis Potosi
About Me
I hold a PhD in Photonics (Applied Sciences) from IICO-UASLP and currently work as Postdoc at Universidad Autonoma de San Luis Potosi.
As a dedicated professional, I am deeply passionate about exploring the innovative realms of Solid State Experimental Physics, with a particular emphasis on the Computational Calculation of Optical and Magnetic Properties of Nanostructures. My journey in this field is driven by a relentless quest for knowledge and a profound interest in the intricate behaviors and capabilities of nano-scale materials.
Currently, my focus is intensely centered on expanding my expertise in Density Functional Theory (DFT), a powerful computational modeling method that provides deep insights into the electronic properties of materials. This pursuit is complemented by my active engagement with advanced band structure packages, which are essential tools for understanding the electronic states in solids.
I take pride in being the founder of NanophotonIICOs, an institutional repository dedicated to advancing research in the field of nanophotonics.
Feel free to ask me anything related to my areas of expertise or discuss potential collaborations. I am always open to exploring new opportunities and engaging in exciting scientific ventures.