Nelson Lachini is a theoretical physicist and research associate with nine years of experience applying high-performance computing and lattice Monte Carlo methods to non-perturbative problems in quantum field theory. Currently a Marie-Curie PhD researcher at the Higgs Centre, he focuses on extracting infinite-volume scattering data from finite-volume simulations, bridging numerical simulation with analytical techniques. Based at Cambridge and Edinburgh, his work spans particle and gravitational physics and is embedded in the EuroPLEx training network for lattice field theory. He combines rigorous academic training—PhD work at Edinburgh, an MSc from Universidade de São Paulo, and a top-ranked BSc from UFF—with practical software and computing skills rooted in a technical diploma in programming. Nelson’s background includes early research on disordered systems and longstanding experience in building computational tools for lattice studies, reflecting a blend of theoretical insight and hands-on numerical implementation. Colleagues value his ability to translate complex formalism into reproducible code and scalable simulations that probe genuinely non-perturbative regimes.
8 years of coding experience
Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Theorical Physics and Mathematics, Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Theorical Physics and Mathematics at The University of Edinburgh
BSc in Physics, Field Theory and Relativity, 9.3/10.0, BSc in Physics, Field Theory and Relativity, 9.3/10.0 at Universidade Federal Fluminense
Técnico em Informática, Programação e desenvolvimento de software., Técnico em Informática, Programação e desenvolvimento de software. at Cefet/RJ - Centro Federal de Educação Tecnológica Celso Suckow da Fonseca
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