Pablo Arrighi

Pablo Arrighi is a Research Director at Inria, leading the QuaCS team within the LMF laboratory at the University of Paris-Saclay. He is the PI of the QISS consortium and focuses on quantum cellular automata, quantum networks theory, and their applications in theoretical physics. His research bridges quantum mechanics with computational models, exploring topics like quantum simulation, relativistic spacetime, and gauge theories.

Education details are not explicitly mentioned, but his academic roles suggest advanced qualifications in theoretical physics and computer science. His work emphasizes foundational questions such as the origin of time's arrow and quantum information principles.

Publications span quantum algorithms, causal graph dynamics, and relativistic quantum walks. He actively engages in science communication, contributing to podcasts and articles explaining quantum computing to broader audiences. Current grants include QISS JTF, PEPR quantique, and Inria's Eqip challenge. Former grants include CausaQ ANR.

Students supervised include Marin Costes, Amelia Durbec, and others across co-supervised roles. Free software projects include Secure eXchange Protocols and the GOOL language translator, reflecting his computational and applied research interests.