Romain Ruzziconi

Dr. Romain Ruzziconi is a Research Fellow at the University of Oxford's Mathematical Institute and holds the Titchmarsh Research Fellowship at Balliol College. His work spans theoretical high-energy physics, focusing on classical and quantum gravity through holography, asymptotic symmetries, and scattering amplitudes.

Research Interests include:

• Flat space holography and celestial amplitudes
• Carrollian physics and twistor theory
• Asymptotic symmetries in gravity and gauge theories
• Dilaton gravity in two dimensions
• Fluid/gravity correspondence

Recent publications highlight his contributions to celestial holography, symmetry algebras in asymptotic spacetimes, and low-dimensional gravity models. He actively explores connections between gravitational waves and conformal structures on the celestial sphere.

Scientific Awards:

• Walker Early Career Fellow in Mathematical Physics
• Titchmarsh Research Fellow

As a lecturer in Conformal Field Theory and tutor for Quantum Theory and Special Relativity, he bridges advanced mathematical frameworks with physical interpretations.