Leo Pando-Zayas

Leo Pando-Zayas is a Professor in the Physics department at the University of Michigan. His academic work focuses on theoretical physics with specialization in string theory and quantum gravity.

His research interests include:

• String Theory applications to quantum gravity
• Black hole physics and information paradox
• Chaos in string dynamics around black holes
• Theoretical frameworks for quantum gravitational phenomena
• High energy theoretical physics
• Mathematical physics of string theory

Professor Pando-Zayas presented research connecting chaotic string motion around black holes to fundamental questions in black hole physics, suggesting potential pathways to address the information loss paradox. His work represents the intersection of theoretical physics, mathematical frameworks, and cosmological phenomena.

He is affiliated with the Physics department at the University of Michigan, housed in the Randall Laboratory and Homer A. Neal Laboratory at 450 Church Street, Ann Arbor, MI 48109-1040.