Guillaume Roux

Guillaume Roux is an Associate Professor at the Laboratoire de Physique Théorique et Modèles Statistiques (LPTMS) within Université Paris Saclay. His research focuses on strongly correlated systems, quantum liquids, and numerical methods like DMRG. He holds a 2014 Habilitation (HDR) and a 2007 PhD from Université Paul Sabatier Toulouse III, with postdoctoral work at RWTH Aachen under Ulrich Schollwöck.

Research interests include cold atoms in optical lattices, quantum quenches, and fermionic systems. Key methods involve exact diagonalization and renormalization group techniques. Over 50 peer-reviewed articles explore viral capsid assembly, phase separation, and biomolecular condensates, often using advanced microscopy and single-molecule tracking.

Recent work (2023-2025) emphasizes antiviral mechanisms disrupting HBV capsids, viral nucleocapsid dynamics via fluorescence microscopy, and bioinspired nanocapsule engineering. Active in microfluidic self-assembly strategies and polymer membrane design for drug delivery systems.

Laboratory affiliations include LPTMS and collaborations with Institut de Physique Théorique (RWTH Aachen). No listed awards, but sustained publication record indicates impactful contributions to theoretical physics and biophysics interfaces.