Oscar Henriksson

Oscar Henriksson is a Senior Lecturer at the Faculty of Natural Sciences and Engineering, Physics Department, Åbo Akademi University. His research focuses on theoretical physics at the intersection of string theory, holography, and cosmology.

• Current affiliation: Åbo Akademi University, Physics Department
• Academic rank: Senior Lecturer

Henriksson's research spans holographic models of quantum field theories, phase transitions in the early universe, and string theory applications to cosmological constants. Key areas include:

• Holographic duality (AdS/CFT correspondence)
• Black hole thermodynamics and D-brane dynamics
• Phase transition dynamics and bubble nucleation
• Cosmological constant problems and dark energy models
• Quantum criticality and strongly coupled systems
• Non-relativistic supersymmetric frameworks

Recent publications (2024-2015) demonstrate a consistent focus on holographic methods, string theory applications, and cosmological modeling. His work often combines gravitational dualities with particle physics phenomena.

Henriksson actively participates in academic events:

• Speaker at Holographic Duality Symposium (2024)
• Presenter on first-order phase transitions (2024)
• Peer-reviewer for 7 publications in 2024
• Hosted academic visitor Mark Hindmarsh (2024)
• Participant in Nordic Network meetings on strings/branes (2024)

His research fingerprint reveals deep expertise in fermi surfaces, branes, holography, cosmological constants, and phase transition physics.