Luis Alvarez-Gaume

Curriculum Vitae. (Last updated: 2023 Jul 18)

Biography:
Luis Alvarez-Gaume was born and raised in Madrid, Spain. He got his BA at the Autonoma University in Madrid in 1978, and his PhD from SBU in 1981. That year he joined the Harvard Society of Fellows, and became junior faculty in 1983. After a brief stay in 1986 as full professor at Boston University, he joined the Theory Division at CERN as a senior member in 1988 until 2016, when he came back to SBU as professor of physics and director of the Simons Center.

Research Statement:
My primary interest has always been quantum field theory and its applications. I have also worked on string theory and cosmology, and lately my interests have shifted into disordered systems and computational complexity, while trying to keep up with developments in QFT and string theory.

Please find a list of my publications here.