Summary
Boian Alexandrov is a Scientist V at Los Alamos National Laboratory with over two decades of interdisciplinary research spanning theoretical physics, nuclear engineering, computational biology, and solid-state physics. He combines experimental and theoretical methods to tackle complex problems, specializing in pattern recognition, partial differential equations, and extracting hidden features from data. His career includes visiting scientist roles at Harvard Medical School and research fellowships at Durham University, reflecting a strong bridge between fundamental science and applied problems. Boian mentors colleagues, fosters cross-disciplinary collaboration, and has a knack for translating deep theoretical insight into practical, impactful solutions—an approach shaped by dual PhD-level training in nuclear engineering and biophysics.
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Cotutelle, Physics: Photonic Crystals, Cotutelle, Physics: Photonic Crystals at Pierre and Marie Curie University
PhD in Biophysics, Molecular Biology, PhD in Biophysics, Molecular Biology at IMB, BAS
PhD in Engineering, Nuclear Engineering, PhD in Engineering, Nuclear Engineering at The University of New Mexico
TA, Physics, TA, Physics at Florida Atlantic University
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MS (University Diploma), Theoretical Physics, MS (University Diploma), Theoretical Physics at Sofia University St. Kliment Ohridski
English, Russian, Bulgarian