Pietro Brighi

Pietro Brighi is a Researcher at the Faculty of Physics, focusing on Quantum Optics, Quantum Nanophysics, and Quantum Information. His work bridges theoretical quantum mechanics with computational methods, particularly in non-Hermitian systems, tensor networks, and many-body localization. He collaborates with institutions globally on quantum matter research.

• Current Projects (2023-2027):
  • Non-reciprocal many-body systems with tensor networks (ongoing, 2025-2027)
  • Novel phases of quantum matter in driven kinetically constrained models (completed, 2023-2024)

Research Trends: Recent articles highlight quantum many-body dynamics, non-Hermitian skin effects, and anomalous transport in constrained models. His work explores spin-glass phases, localization stability, and non-equilibrium phenomena using tensor networks and quench dynamics.

Scientific Activities: Participates in major conferences like the APS Global Physics Summit 2025 and workshops on many-body open quantum systems. He presents research as poster sessions and oral talks, emphasizing collaborations in quantum information and non-Hermitian physics.