Professional title: Doctor in Philosophy, Theoretical Physics

Nationality: Spain

City:  Madrid.

Mobile: +34 617995246 (private).

E-mail:joseluis.rosales@upm.es                                                             

Public professional profile: http://es.linkedin.com/in/joseluisrosalesspain

Professional Profile: 

·      Quantum Information and Computation teacher in the Mathematics and Computational Sciences Degree, Universidad Politécnica de Madrid.

·      Physics and Mathematics.

Current:

·      R&D + innovation programme manager and enterprise liaison in the Centre for Computational Simulation.

·      MadridQuantum-CM Plan Complementario de Comunicaciones Cuánticas. Entrepreneurship and Training Lead 2023-2025.

Languages: English (proficiency), French (Proficiency), Spanish (native) and German (B2 working knowledge). 

Practice Areas:

1.    Quantum Computing and Quantum Information

2.    Advanced Numerical Computation

3.    Mathematics

4.    Physics and Chemistry

Academic preparation:

1.    2013 Master Project Management Professional, ESDEN Business School, Madrid

2.    1996-1997 Postdoctoral work at Universität Freiburg, Germany: Quantum Field Theory.

3.    1994-1995 Certificado de Aptitud Pedagógica, Universidad de Alcalá.

4.    1994 Ph. D. in Theoretical Physics, Universidad Autónoma de Madrid, CUM LAUDE: Quantum Mechanics Fundamentals.

5.    1981-1986 Bachelor in Sciences, Physics, Universidad Autónoma de Madrid.

Professional Experience:

2014-current.  Universidad Politécnica de Madrid (Technical University of Madrid). Centre for Computational Simulation, DLSIIS, ETS Informatics: project manager, lecturer and mentor in the EIT Digital Master.

·      Current Project: MadridQuantum-CM Plan Complementario de Comunicaciones Cuánticas. Entrepreneurship and Training Lead 2023-2025. COMUNICACIÓN
CUANTICA EN LA COMUNIDAD DE MADRID (MADQUANTUM?CM)
(OTT? M220021267PRTR)

Responsibilities:

1.    Quantum Information and Computation Teaching to Computational Sciences and Mathematic Degree students. Curses  2017-2018, 2018-2019, 2019-2020, 2020-2021. 2021-2022, 2022-2023, 2023-2024

2.     Advanced Numerical Computation Teaching in Master Universitario de Software y Sistemas (MUSS). 2017-2018, 2018-2019, 2019-2020, 2020-2021

3.    Master lectures in EIT Digital Data Sciences: project management innovation, product and services launching, pricing analysis & product benchmarking 2017-2018, 2018-2019.

4.    Centre for computational simulation R&D Project Manager & Enterprise Liaison- 2014-2021.

Research projects membership:

·      Hybrid quantum networks, TEC2012-35673 Contract 12/1/2014-11/30/2015.

·      QUITEMAD + (Quantum Technologies Madrid research network postdoc Project No. S2013/ICE-2801)

·      UPM project: Quantum Mechanics and RSA cyber-security, 2018-2019.

·      Continuous Variables QKD (National Project No. TEC2015-70406

·      European 2020 Quantum Flagship contract 820466 CiViQ 2018-221 (quantum communication infrastructures with continuous variables Huawei devices). Collaboration with Telefonica I+D.

·      European 2020 Quantum Flagship contract 857156 OPENQKD 2019-2022 (quantum communication infrastructures with discrete variables, IDQuantique and Toshiba devices).

·      Quantum Secure Net (EIT-Digital and  Università  di Milano collaboration), 2020

2012 ?2013.  Xerox Services. Innovation project manager.

Responsibilities:

1.    Innovation lead and International Project Manager (EMEA) at Projects F&A Department.

2.    Lean six sigma consultancy, process and systems re-engineering.

1999 ?2012.  Xerox Technology. IT services Architect and Senior Project Manager: Innovation.

Responsibilities:

1.    IT/IS systems architecture and Presales Engineer.

2.    Main tasks: IT implementation. Project Transition, Project Risk and mitigation strategy analysis.  Lean six Sigma

Other Previous Experience:

1989-1990. BASF L+F , Guadalajara, Spain. Colour Lab Manager,

1990-1991. Europea de Comunicaciones.  Madrid, Spain, Product Manager X.25.

1991-1992. Memorex Telex.  Madrid, Spain.  Product Manager, Midrange Systems.

1993-1994. Perle Systems, Madrid, Spain. Technical Manager.

1993-1995. Universidad Autónoma de Madrid.  Research Assistant (Mathematics and Theoretical Physics departments).

1996-1997. Albert Ludwings Universität Freiburg, Germany.  Spanish International Postdoctoral Grant.

1998-1999. Universidad de Cantabria Santander, Spain. Research Assistant. Ph. D program in Quantum Physics.

Certifications on Business Skills;

1.    ITIL v3. Service Management Essentials, Global Knowledge Madrid, January 2008. Certified

2.    Service Transition Expertise, North Carolina University Virtual lessons December 2008. Certified.

3.    Lean Six Sigma Green Belt certification December 2009.

4.    IT Project Leadership. Spain, Washington University Madrid, March 2008.

5.    Lean Process Document Production, Neuss, Germany 2005.

Patents: Sistema y procedimiento de fusión por confinamiento iónico resonante PATENTE DE INVENCIÓN CON EXAMEN Nº SOLICITUD: P202131221 Nº PUBLICACIÓN: ES2916023

List of publications:

Academic publications:

Book chapters:

1.    Problems in Quantum Physics; Gdansk87. Eds. L. Kostro, Andrzej Posiewnik, Jaroslav Pykacz, Marek Zukowski. World Scientific Singapore, ISBN 9971-50-449-9 (1988). Chapter: A simple Formulation of the Uncertainty Principle in Riemannian Spaces. José Luis Rosales y José Luis Sánchez-Gómez. pp. 738-744

2.    Recent Developments in Gravitation, Eds. E. Verdaguer, J. Garriga, J. Céspedes. World Scientific Singapore, ISBN 981-02-0268-7 (1990). Chapter: A Nelson like approach to quantum mechanics on a maximally symmetric manifold, José Luis Rosales, pp. 405-407.

3.    Bells theorem and the foundation of modern physics. Eds. A. van der Merwe, F. Selleri, G. Tarozzi. World Scientific Singapore. ISBN 981-02-1088-4 (1992). Chapter: Quantum fluctuations and classical stochastic gravity, José Luis Sánchez-Gómez, pp. 407-4011.

4.    New developments on fundamental problems in quantum physics. Eds. Miguel Ferrero, Alwyn van der Merwe, Kluwer Ac. Pub. (Springer Science+ Business Media, B.V.). ISBN 0-7923-4374-3 (1997). Chapter: Quantum gravity corrections for the initial state of gravitons José Luis Rosales, pp 355-360.

5.    Trends in space science and cosmic vision 2020. (Special Publications 588). Eds. F. Fabata, J.Sanz-Forcada, A. Giménez, B. Battrick., European Space Agency Pub. ESTEC Noordwijk, The Netherlands. ISBN: 92-9092-899-9. (2005). Chapter: A mission to explore the Pioneer anomaly H. Dittus, S,G. Turyshev. C. Lämmerzahl, et al, José Luis Rosales, pp. 3-10.

6.    Trends in space science and cosmic vision 2020. (Special Publications 588). Eds. F. Fabata, J.Sanz-Forcada, A. Giménez, B. Battrick., European Space Agency Pub. ESTEC Noordwijk, The Netherlands. ISBN: 92-9092-899-9. (2005). Chapter: The Pioneer anomaly: the measure of a topological phase defect of light in cosmology. José Luis Rosales, pp. 263-266.

Articles in Journal of Citation Reference:

1.    Conformal metric fluctuations and quantum mechanics, José Luis Rosales y José Luis Sánchez-Gómez, Phys. Lett. A, 142,4-5, pp. 207-210, December. 1989. 4 pages

2.    On the propagation velocity of metric fluctuations, José Luis Rosales y José Luis Sánchez-Gómez, Phys. Lett. A, 156, 1-2, pp.  17-19, June-1991. 3 pages.

3.    El papel de la gravitación en la fundamentación de la mecánica cuántica: problemas abiertos y perspectivas. S.Bergia, F. Cannata, José Luis Rosales, José Luis Sánchez-Gómez, Spanish Royal Society, 6 (4), pp. 18-28, 1992. 10 pages.

4.    Non-linear Schrödinger equation coming from the action of the particles gravitational field on the quantum potential. José Luis Rosales y José Luis Sánchez-Gómez. Phys. Lett. A 166-2, pp. 111-115, 1992.  5 pages.

5.    A note on some physical and cosmological implications of conformal metric fluctuations, José Luis Rosales y José Luis Sánchez-Gómez, Phys. Lett. A 199, pp 320-322 (1995).  3 pages.

6.    Gravitational fluctuations: de-coherence and stochastic jumps, José Luis Sánchez-Gómez y José Luis Rosales. Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences, 255, pp. 500-505, April 1995. 6 pages.

7.    Remarks on the issue of time and complex numbers in canonical quantum gravity. José Luis Rosales, Phys. Rev. D 54-6, pp 4185-4188, September 1996. 4 pages.

8.    Quantum state corrections of relic gravitons from quantum gravity, José Luis Rosales, Phys. Rev. D55-8, pp. 4791-4794, April 1997. 4 pages.

9.    Vacuum decay via Lorentzian wormholes, José Luis Rosales, Int. J. of Mod. Phys. A, 13-7 pp. 1191-1199, 1998. 9 pages.

10.  The Pioneer anomaly: the measure of a topological phase defect of light in cosmology, José Luis Rosales, Found. of Phys. 36-3, pp. 396-406. April 2006. 11 pages.

11.  Quantum simulation of the factorization problem, José Luis Rosales and Vicente Martín. Phys. Rev. Lett. 117, pp. 200502-1 200502-5, November 11, 2016. 5 pages.

12.  Quantum simulation of the integer factorization problem: Bell states in a Penning trap, José Luis Rosales and Vicente Martín. Phys. Rev. A 97, 032325 (2018). 8 pages.

13.  Quantum Chaos and the Spectrum of Factoring, José Luis Rosales, Samira Briongos and Vicente Martín. , Advanced Quantum Technologies, 22 January 2021, https://doi.org/10.1002/qute.202000086. 12 pages.

Posters in International conferences:

1.    Rate Adaptive LDPC based key reconciliation for high performance QKD, J. Martinez-Mateo, J.L. Rosales, V. Martín. Tokyo Japan, Sept 28 -Oct. 2, 2015, Qcrypt.2015. International conference.

2.    Proposing a Feynman simulator for integer factorization. J.L. Rosales y V. Martín,  12-16, September 2016  Washington, D.C.  Qcrypt2016. International conference.

3.    Quantum  Aware Software Defined Networks V. Martin et al., J. L. Rosales, 12-16, September 2016  Washington, D.C. Qcrypt2016. International conference.

4.    A Realizable Quantum Simulator of the Integer Factorization Problem, J.L. Rosales.  September 2017  University of Cambridge, D.C. Qcrypt2017. International conference.

5.    A trapped ions Quantum Simulation of the Integer Factorization Problem, J.L. Rosales. Quantum Simulation October 2019,ICMAT, Madrid, Spain.

6.    Poster. Madrid QCI: a QKD network infrastructure QUANTUMatter 2023 ? 3rd Quantum Matter International Conference (Madrid. España. 2023)

7.    PRTR. Comunicaciones cuánticas

8.    Madrid QCI: a QKD network infrastructure

9.    QUANTUMatter 2023 ? 3rd Quantum Matter International Conference (Spain, Madrid)

Fecha: 2023-05-23 - 2023-05-24 |2023-05-23

10.  Quantum Leap: Empowering Entrepreneurship and Training in Spain's Quantum Community at the Technical University of Madrid EQTC 2023 Hannover 16-20 -10 -23

Online publications in arXiv:

1.    Why we observe an almost classical space-time, José Luis Rosales y José Luis Sánchez-Gómez, arXiv:gr-qc/9704056v1,  21 April, 1997 . FTUAM95/21, FR-THEP-NR 97/9.

2.    Thermodynamics, topology and dimension of initial real tunneling manifolds. José Luis Rosales, arXiv:gr-qc/9712059v1,  December 12, 1997.

3.    Prediction of a finite bare electrical charge from quantum gravity. José Luis Rosales, arXiv:gr-qc/9712060v1. December 12, 1997.

4.    Space-time foam and the electroweak coupling constant. José Luis Rosales, arXiv:gr-qc/9902049v2,  May 24, 1999.

5.    The Pioneer effect as a manifestation of the cosmic expansion in the solar system. José Luis Rosales y José Luis Sánchez-Gómez, arXiv:gr-qc/9810085v3, May 23, 1999.

6.    The Pioneers acceleration anomaly and Hubbles constant. José Luis Rosales, arXiv:gr-qc/0212019v2,  December 10,  2002.

7.    The Pioneers anomalous Doppler drift as a Berry phase. José Luis Rosales, arXiv:gr-qc/0401014v4.  May 13, 2004.

8.    Simulating factorization with a quantum computer. José Luis Rosales, arXiv:1505.00642v4 [quant-ph],  January 19,  2016.

Book translations:

1.     Cuestiones cuánticas y cosmológicas  Stephen Hawking y Roger Penrose, Alianza Editorial (1993). ISBN 84-206-2756-9 : Quantum and Cosmological Questions, a  translation of Penrose and Hawking papers on the existence of final and initial singularities in general relativity.

Industrial publications:

1-    LSS paper: The limit of Process Enhancements: LSS approach to real process November 2010. Money-ball, Xerox corporation, winter 2010 (March 2011 issue).

2-    Job shop scheduling optimization (2012), Money-ball, Xerox corporation, winter, 2011 (March 2012 issue).

3-    Optimizing industrial processes in Production resource scheduling (Master for advance computing UPM, 30.05.2013).

References:

Professor Vicente Martín Ayuso, Head of the Centre of Computational Simulation, Faculty staff Universidad Politécnica de Madrid: Vicente@fi.upm.es 

APPENDIX:

Personal Interests: Quantum Information, Quantum Key Distribution and Cyber-security, Adiabatic Quantum computation. Queue theory. IT /IS Consultancy and support. Innovation,  process re-engineering, SAP Document and Data Archiving.

Awards: QUITEMAD competitive contract 2015-2017, six mentions in Xerox Global Services.  Excellence awards in Xerox, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2007.

Professional Memberships: Member of the Spanish Royal Society of Physics. (Quantum Information Group).

International grants: Postdoctoral Grant from the Spanish Ministry of Sciences in Germany 1996-1997.

Madrid, November 9, 2023