MEMBERS

I began my research career in the field of nuclear physics, studying the non-conservation of mirror symmetry in nuclear reactions, distinguishing the contributions of the composite nucleus and the particle-nucleus interaction, as well as double beta decay processes, clarifying the role of SU(4) symmetry.

My research evolved toward the study of hadronic models. In particular, the study of local and non-local chiral models applied to different aspects, such as charm particle decay and the study of parton amplitudes and distributions.

In recent years, my research has focused on the effect of intense background electromagnetic fields on hadronic matter. In the case of intense magnetic fields, I have also studied the effects of high density and high temperature. In the case of intense laser fields, I have studied their effect on hadronic properties.