Materials

Can the quantum switch be deterministically simulated?

Presented at conferences IFQIF (2025), HOAQS (2025), Causalworlds (2024), and FQC (2024).

Presented as a seminar in the WOST/QISS Virtual Seminar Series (2026), Université Grenoble Alpes (2024), and IQOQI Vienna (2024).

The power of catalytic local operations: Activation of Bell nonlocality and quantum state transformations

Presented at the conference Quantum Correlations and Measurements (2026).

Presented as a seminar in the University of Toulouse (2025).

Indefinite causal order in boxworld theories

Presented at conferences QPL (2025), TaQC (2025), and INAQT (2024).

Presented as a seminar in Hong Kong University (2024).

Designing optimal protocols in Bayesian parameter estimation with higher-order operations

Presented as a seminar in Trinity College Dublin (2024) and LIP6, Sorbonne University (2024).

Unitary channel discrimination beyond group structures

Presented at conferences QUMINOS (2024) and AQIS (2023).

Presented as a seminar in the University of Pisa (2024), the University of Bristol (2023), the Free University of Brussels (2023), the University of Warsaw (2023), Nanyang Technological University (2023), Université Grenoble Alpes (2023), the National University of Singapore (2021), and the Autonomous University of Barcelona (2021).

Strict hierarchy between parallel, sequential, and indefinite-causal-order strategies for channel discrimination

Presented at the conference YQIS (2021).

Presented as a seminar in Chapman University (2021) and Ulm University (2021).

Semi-device-independent certification of indefinite causal order

Presented at the conference TQC (2020).

Presented as a seminar in the State University of Campinas (2020) and the University of Tokyo (2018).

Measurements in two bases are sufficient for certifying high-dimensional entanglement

Presented at conferences Modern Topics on Quantum Information Science (2018), CQIS (2018), and the 38th SFB Meeting (2017).

Presented as a seminar in the University of Vienna (2018) and the Federal University of Minas Gerais (2017).

Most incompatible measurements for robust steering tests

Presented as a seminar in the University of Nagoya (2018) and ICFO (2017).