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Aurell started his career in Statistical Physics and has mostly remained in this field. He currently serves on the Board of the European Physical Society Division of Statistical Nonlinear Physics. Aurell is known for his highly cited paper introducing a pseudo-likelihood maximization technique for the inference of Gibbs-Boltzmann distributions in biological data analysis, which has garnered 772 citations. His research in 2015 focused extensively on open quantum systems, particularly in the area of dynamically evolving quantum systems. He has edited a memorial volume for the late Swedish physicist Göran Lindblad, who made fundamental contributions to this area. His recent research involves quantum black holes, as evidenced by his work published in 2024.
KTH Royal Institute of Technology • Stockholm, Sweden
Professor in Theoretical Biological Physics at the Department of Computational Science Technology.
Aalto University • Finland
ESPCI, Paris • France
ITP/CAS • China
Academy Finland • Finland
KTH Dept Computational Biology • Sweden
SICS Swedish Institute of Computer Science AB • Sweden
Dept. Mathematics, Stockholm University • Sweden
Swedish Research Council • Sweden
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