Regular biography
Baggioli Matteo is a Faculty member at the School of Physics and Astronomy, Shanghai Jiao Tong University. His research interests include Gauge-Gravity duality, Effective field theory, and various topics in theoretical physics. He is affiliated with the Wilczek Quantum Center and has contributed to publications in areas such as viscoelasticity, holography, and materials science. His work includes studies on plasticity in amorphous solids and vibrational properties of liquids. Baggioli holds a position as an Associate Professor (tenure track) and is associated with the Theoretical High Energy Physics group.
Scholar-generated biography
Matteo Baggioli is a researcher at Shanghai Jiao Tong University, focusing on Holography, Effective field theories, Hydrodynamics, Soft Matter, and Condensed Matter. His work explores the interplay between holographic principles and condensed matter systems, particularly in the context of electron-phonon interactions, metal-insulator transitions, and vibrational anomalies. He investigates the universal properties of materials through holographic models, including massive gravity and viscoelastic responses. His research also addresses the dynamics of amorphous solids, topological defects, and quantum matter using advanced theoretical frameworks. Baggioli's contributions span from foundational studies in hydrodynamics to applied holography, emphasizing the role of symmetry breaking and disorder in quantum systems.