Emilio Torrente Lujan

Emilio Torrente Lujan is a Professor in the Department of Physics at the Faculty of Chemistry, University of Murcia. His research spans particle physics, cosmology, and black hole theory.

• Doctorate: Universidad Autónoma de Madrid (1991), thesis on UA1 experiment calorimeter
• Supervisor: Dr. Antonio Ferrando Garcia

Research Interests: Focused on theoretical physics, particularly neutrino oscillations, supersymmetric models, black hole thermodynamics, and string theory. His work addresses topics like the Higgs mass coincidence problem, Freudenthal transformations in black holes, and cosmological implications of new physics.

Publications: Over 25 years of contributions to high-energy physics, including studies on LHC data reinterpretation, neutrino magnetic moments, and black hole shadows in M-theory. Articles reflect expertise in both experimental and theoretical domains.

Research Groups: Affiliated with FISPAC (Particle Physics, Astrophysics, and Cosmology) and previously worked in condensed matter physics.