Andrea Russo

Andrea is currently a Ph.D. candidate in his last year at Universe College London, where he is studying different aspects of Quantum Gravity and Quantum Information Theory.  He is currently following three different research directions, ranging from reformulating Quantum Field Theory without the explicit use of time to studying the implications of stochastic effects in a hybrid classical-quantum theory of matter on spacetime. Andrea’s most recent works have been in the field of Holographic Gravity, where he and his colleagues demonstrated that Quantum Complexity can be described in terms of threads sewing spacetime together and implying its evolution under Einstein's field equations. Andrea has studied mathematical physics at the University of Nottingham and obtained his Master's degree in Applied Mathematics and Theoretical Physics at Cambridge University.