Nirvana Caballero
I am a theoretical physicist working at the Faculty of Science of Université de Genève in Switzerland.
My research interests involve the collective behaviour of disordered systems, non-equilibrium dynamics, and phase transitions.
I take an interdisciplinary approach, addressing a wide range of problems from materials to life sciences.
I am the President of the Postdoc Association of the University of Geneva (Switzerland), a Committee member of the Biological Physics Group of the Institute of Physics (United Kingdom) and a Tremplin Laureate.
I develop and use advanced analytical and numerical techniques to treat the equilibrium and non-equilibrium features of different systems.
I use high-performance computing techniques (General Purpose Graphical Processing Units techniques) for example, to model systems by Molecular dynamics and Monte Carlo simulations, or coarsened models following Langevin dynamics. I work in very close collaboration with experimentalists of different areas of physics and biology. I am always looking for connections between theory, numerical simulations, and experiments.I have the honor of being part of the groups of two of the best researchers in my field: Prof. Thierry Giamarchi and Prof. Patrycja Paruch.