Luigi Di Marino

Luigi Di Marino is a PhD researcher in Theoretical Physics III at the University of Würzburg, Germany, working under Dominik Neuenfeld and Johanna Erdmenger since January 2025. His office is located in building B2, room 1.102, with contact email luigi.marino@uni-wuerzburg.de.

His academic background includes:

• B.Sc. in Physics from University of Naples Federico II (2019-2022), bachelor thesis: "The Feynman’s propagator" (supervised by Massimo Taronna)
• M.Sc. in Theoretical Physics from University of Amsterdam (2022-2024), master thesis: "Soft modes & infrared dressing in the context of black hole evaporation" (supervised by Ana-Maria Raclariu)

Di Marino's research integrates machine learning with quantum gravity frameworks, focusing on holographic dualities and infrared structures in scattering processes. His work specifically examines gauge/gravity correspondence applications, celestial holography formalisms, and quantum information aspects of black hole physics, contributing to the Theoretical Physics III group's investigations into quantum field theory-gravity dualities and non-equilibrium statistical systems.

He actively participates in the Würzburg Seminar on Quantum Field Theory and Gravity within the university's research ecosystem.