Gene Itable

Gene joined SanD in the academic year following his summer internship in 2013. He obtained his MS Physics (2016) and PhD Physics (2023) degrees with support from the DOST ASTHRD Program. For his master's thesis Gene investigated the role of disorder in topological insulators and for his PhD dissertation he studied PT-symmetry breaking in quantum walks. He has been an instructor at the National Institute of Physics and has done much simulation and modeling work for PHIVOLCS and other research projects.

PhD Dissertation: 

Entanglement in non-unitary quantum walks on the line

PhD Adviser: 
Francis Paraan
MS Thesis: 

Implications of the effective medium theory on the topological Anderson insulator phase

MS Adviser: 
Cristine Villagonzalo