IFISC Poster Party 2022

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The IFISC Poster Party is an annual activity where PhD students and postdoctoral researchers of IFISC present their research in a poster format. In a relaxed atmosphere, you can get to know first-hand what the young researchers at IFISC are working on.

This year, due to health restrictions for the Covid-19 pandemic, the Poster Party goes online. All the participants discuss their porters with the aid of a short video. You are welcome to contact them if you have questions or comments.

Complex Systems: Statistical and Nonlinear Physics

1st place
Frequency fluctuations in the Balearic grid before and after coal closure - María Martínez-Barbeito

2nd place
Generalized diffusion equation on graphs/networks - Fernando Diaz-Diaz

3rd place
Complex contagion with heterogeneous timing interactions - David Abella

Eigenvalues of random matrices with generalised correlations: A path-integral approach - Joseph W. Baron

An improved estimator of Shannon entropy with applications to systems with memory - Juan De Gregorio

Importance of features using Artificial Neural Networks: my journey within two paradigms - Fátima Velásquez-Rojas

Sampling rare trajectoriesusing stochastic bridges - Javier Aguilar

Transport and Information in Quantum Systems

1st place
Quantum associative memory with a single driven-dissipative oscillator - Adrià Labay-Mora

2nd place
Detecting the topological phase of the Kitaev Model via network analysis - Guillem Llodrà

3rd place
Electronic confinement types and geometry dependence in bilayer graphene - Nassima Benchtaber

Beating Carnot efficiency with Chiral AC driven Conductors - Sungguen Ryu

Quantum Consensus Dynamics by Entangling Maxwell Demon - Sungguen Ryu

Benchmarking the performance of quantum reservoir computing platforms of particles of distinct statistics - Christos Charalambous

The role of dissipations in Quantum reservoir computing - Antonio Sannia

Time-Series Processing with QuantumMeasurements - Pere Mujal

Photonic platform for real time Quantum Reservoir Computing - Jorge García-Beni

Nonlinear Photonics

1st place
Photonic processing for a 56 GBaud PAM-4 100 km Transmission System - Irene Estébanez

2nd place
Optical dendrites for spatio-temporal computing with few-mode fibers - Silvia Ortín

3rd place
Inferring untrained complex dynamics of delay systems using a physics-informed reservoir - Mirko Goldmann

Noise effects on time delay reservoir computing using a single silicon microring resonator as real node - Giovanni Donati

Biocomplexity

1st place
A simple model for pattern formation in coral reefs - Miguel Álvarez-Alegría

2nd place
Climate-driven global-risk maps for the establishment of Pierce's Disease of grapevines - A. Giménez-Romero

3rd place
Role of feature selectivity in visual perturbation responses - Javier Galván

Liquid-Hexatic-Solid phases in active Brownian particles determined by stochastic birth-death dynamics - Alejandro Almodóvar

Marine protected areas maintain pyramid-like structures of coral-reef fish communities - Andrea Tabi

Improving prediction of childhood obesity using microbiome data - Francesc Serra

A Machine Learning Approach for Animal Trajectory Classification - J.M. Hernández

Dynamics and Collective Phenomena in Social and Socio-technical Systems

Best poster Award
1st place
Optimization of the efficiency of PhD students by employing cavity magnetrons - S17 Research Unit

2nd place
American cultural regions mapped through the linguistic analysis of social media - Thomas Louf

3rd place
Death Metal is not Dead: Characterizing the world death metal scene - Adrián García

Noisy Voter Model with time-varying influencers - Annalisa Caligiuri

Penetration of SARS-CoV-2 variants in England - Beatriz Arregui

Ordering Dynamics and Path to Consensus in the Multi-State Voter Model - Lucía Ramirez

Battery control models for frequency stability in power grids with renewables - Giulia Ruzzene