CV Martin Martinez

1-PERSONAL INFORMATION
Name: Eduardo Martin-Martinez
Title: Assistant Professor of Applied Mathematics
Affiliation: Dept. of Applied Mathematics.

Associate Faculty at the Institute for Quantum Computing
Affiliate Faculty at the Perimeter Institute for Theoretical Physics
Address: University of Waterloo

Waterloo, ON, CANADA, N2L 3G1
Email: emartinm@uwaterloo.ca
Website: https://sites.google.com/site/emmfis/
2-USER PROFILE
After his PhD. Thesis Dr. Martin-Martinez received a Banting Fellowship

(the most prestigious postdoctoral fellowship in Canada), together with an
additional $40,000 grant to explore his own research lines already as a
postdoctoral fellow. Since his first professorial academic appointment in
2014, Dr. Martin-Martinez has secured a 5-year NSERC Discovery of
$145,000, and has been awarded the Ontario Early Researcher Award
endowed with $150,000. He has published 86 articles in top peer-
reviewed journals since 2009 (more than 30 of them with students
supervised by him; 19 of them coauthoring only with undergraduate and
graduate students, no other supervisor involved). Dr. Martin-Martinez’s
publication record has over four times the average of high-impact factor
publications for similar stage researchers in theoretical Physics. Finally, he
has been cited over 2197 times and has an h-index of 29 (Google Scholar
as of 15-May-2018) which is about four times the average citation count for
similar stage researchers in his field.
Dr. Martin-Martinez is Winner of the John Charles Polanyi Prize for

Physics in 2014, (http://cou.on.ca/articles/2014-polanyi-prizes/), regarded
the most prestigious Physics award of Ontario for Early Stage
Researchers. 
3-EDUCATION
Ph.D. in Theoretical Physics, Spanish National Research Council (CSIC) and

Universidad Complutense de Madrid (UCM) (2011)
• “Developments in Quantum Information in General Relativistic Scenarios”

• Supervisor: Prof. Juan León
• Mark: 10/10. Sobresaliente (maximum possible grade) and awarded
“Summa Cum Laude” unanimously by the PhD panel on the oral defense
date.
• Distinctions: Awarded “Extraordinary Doctorate Award” (“Premio
Extraordinario de Doctorado””Best theses in the academic year 2010-2011)
M.Sc. in Fundamental Physics, Universidad Complutense de Madrid (UCM) (2008)
• “Soft-photons and the entanglement of charged qubits”

• Supervisor: Prof. Juan León
• Mark: 10 /10 marks for the master thesis, graduated honours first
class.
Senior B.Sc. in Physics (Licenciado en Ciencias Fisicas - 5 year senior degree)

(2007)
• University: Universidad Complutense de Madrid (UCM)

• Specialty: Theoretical and Mathematical Physics
• Mark: Graduated honours first class in June 2007
4-RECOGNITIONS
Ontario Early Researcher Award (2017)

• Competitive award given by the government of Ontario to early career
researchers to help set up their research groups, endowed with $150,000.
https://www.ontario.ca/page/early-researcher-awards-program-guidelines-
round-12
John Charles Polanyi Prize for Physics (2014)

• Regarded as the most prestigious meritorious award for an early career
Physicist in Ontario. Included a monetary prize of $20,000.
http://www.cou.on.ca/about/chairs-and-awards/john-charles-polanyi-prizes
Student Supervisor Prize in the “Arquimedes Research awards competition”
(2012)
• Awarded by the “Spanish Ministry of Education, Culture and Sports” for

supervising and tutoring the undergraduate researcher Mr. Miguel Montero
on the project “Entanglement of quantum fields from accelerated reference
frames”. The award included a monetary prize of 2,000 EUR.
http://goo.gl/hhrygM.
Tri-Agency Banting Postdoctoral Fellowship (2012)
• Considered the most prestigious postdoctoral fellowship in Canada.

Awarded by the Tri-Council Agencies (CIHR, NSERC and SSHRC). The
success rate in the year Dr. Martin-Martinez applied was less than 5%.
http://banting.fellowships-bourses.gc.ca/en/app-dem_overview-apercu.html
PhD. “Extraordinary Doctorate Award” (2012)
• Best Ph.D. Theses among all PhD graduates awarded with ’summa cum
laude’ at Universidad Complutense de Madrid (the largest in Spain) for
“The novel contributions to the establishment of a new field”.
http://pendientedemigracion.ucm.es/bouc/completos/2012/11.pdf
‘Nature Physics award’ at the ‘Horizons of Quantum Physics’ (2012)

• The prize was awarded by Nature Physics and the panel for this award
including the Nobel Laureate G. T’Hooft, and world leading theoretical
physicists W. Unruh, J. Bekenstein and Hagen Kleinert.
http://www.quantumhorizons-taipei.org/registration.php
JAE Programme: Pre-doctoral Excellence Research Training PhD Fellowship

(2008)
• Highly competitive (<3% success rate in 2008). Awarded by the Spanish
Ministry of Science and the Spanish National Research Council (CSIC).
Published in BOE (Official Government Gazette) Dec. 21th 2007.
Undergraduate Research Award (2006)

• Project: “Graph theory techniques applied to optics”. Awarded by
Universidad Complutense de Madrid. Included a monetary prize of €800
plus a scholarship of €2,000 from the Spanish Ministry of Education and
Science.
5-EMPLOYMENT HISTORY
Assistant Professor at the Department of Applied Mathematics of the

University of Waterloo. Cross-appointed to Physics (Since June 2016)
• From July 2016 to date.
• Associate Faculty at the Institute for Quantum Computing.
• Affiliate Faculty at Perimeter Institute for Theoretical Physics.
• Cross-appointed with the Physics Deparment at UW
Research Assistant Professor at the Institute for Quantum Computing

(Oct. 2014 to June 2016)
• From October 2015 to June 2016.
• Cross-appointed to Applied Mathematics and Physics (U. Waterloo)
• Visiting Fellow at the Perimeter Institute for Theoretical Physics.
• Cross-appointed with the Physics Deparment at UW
Banting Postdoctoral Fellow at the Institute for Quantum Computing

• From October 2012 to September 2014.
• Affiliated to Applied Mathematics (U. Waterloo)
• Independent (unsupervised) research program carried out with this
fellowship
Associated Postdoctoral Researcher at the Perimeter Institute for Theoretical
Physics
• From October 2012 to September 2014.
• Awarded through an application process as an independent cross-
appointment during Banting Postdoctoral fellowship time.
Postdoctoral Fellow at the Institute for Quantum Computing.

• From February 2012 to October 2012 (Upgraded after Banting PDF award).
• Independent (unsupervised) research program carried out during this
period.
“Doctor Vínculado” (Affiliate Faculty) at QUINFOG (Quantum Information and

Foundations Group) at the Spanish National Research Council (CSIC).
• From January 2012 to date
• Cross-appointment. http://quinfog.hbar.es/members
JAE Ph.D. Fellow at QUINFOG (Quantum Information and Foundations Group)

at the Spanish National Research Council (CSIC).
• From December 2008 to December 2011
• Translated Name: “JAE Programme: Doctoral Excellence research training”
• Highly competitive prestigious Scholarship (success rate <2%)
• http://www.csic.es/programa-jae
6-RESEARCH FUNDING HISTORY
Summary table:
Total
Program Role Share Start Date End Date
Funding
Ontario Early Researcher
PI $150,000 $150,000 2017 2022
Award
Number of participating researchers other than the PI: None
NSERC Discovery Grant PI $145,000 $145,000 2015 2020
Startup Grant (AP) PI $45,000 $45,000 2016 2019
International Research
Co-PI $20,500 $5,200 2016 2017
Partnership Grant
Number of participating researchers other than the PI: 4
Polanyi Prize for Physics Awar
$20,000 $20,000 2014 2015
Award dee
Startup Grant (RAP) PI $12,600 $12,600 2014 2015
Banting Fellowship
PI $40,000 $40,000 2012 2014
Research Grant
This grant was given to the applicant on top of the Polanyi prize to fund his own
research project without any supervisory involvement.
Quantum Information Co-
$1,535,000 $30,000 2010 2012
Technology in Madrid Inv.
Funding agency: Provincial Government of Madrid
Spanish National Co-
$36,000 $12,000 2009 2012
Research Plan Grant Inv.
Funding agency: Provincial Government of Madrid
TOTAL $1,845,100 $309,800
7-ACTIVITIES
7.1 - Student Supervision (Undergraduate)
Role of
Student Dr. Martin- Program Period Current Status
Martinez
Irene NSERC 2017- Graduate
Supervisor
Melgarejo-lermas USRA 2018 student at UW
Undergraduate
Irene IQC student at
Supervisor 2017
Lopez-Gutierrez USEQUIP Imperial College
London
NSERC Graduate
Emma McKay Supervisor 2016
USRA student at UW
NSERC Undergraduate
Petar Simidzija Supervisor 2016
USRA student at UW
Graduate
Christopher 2013-
Supervisor URA student at UCAL
Sutherland 2014
(USA)
NSERC Graduate
Brian Fernandes Co-Supervisor 2014
USRA student at UW
Graduate
Alvaro Martin- IQC
Co-Supervisor 2013 student at UCL
Alhambra USEQUIP
(UK).
Graduate
NSERC
David Aasen Co-Supervisor 2012 student at
USRA
Caltech (USA).
2010- Postdoc in Univ.
Miguel Montero Co-Supervisor CSIC URF
2012 Utrech
7.2 - Student Supervision (Master’s)
Role of
Student Dr. Martin- Graduation Current Status
Martinez
September “Space underwriter” at
Ana Blasco Co-Supervisor
2014 Allianz Insurance
Ms. Blasco published 3 papers derived from her MSc. (Refs. [49,52,59] on the list),
including a paper in Physcal Review Letters, the most prestigious journal in the field.
She now works as an underwriter of space missions for Allianz Insurance.
Alejandro PhD. Student at ICFO
Supervisor June 2015
Pozas-Kertjsens (Spain)
Alejandro’s PSI Master’s. research has yielded so far two papers published in high-
impact peer-reviewed journals (Ref. [65] and [54] on the list of publications). He was
admitted as a PhD student at ICFO, one of the most prestigious quantum science and
technologies centres in Europe. He delivered a contributed talk about his MSc research
at the most important international conference of the field of RQI: RQI-N 2016 (can be
viewed at https://youtu.be/i-mStC-E1l0)
Nicholas Funai Supervisor June 2016 PhD. Student with Eduardo
After the completion of his PSI Master’s, Nicholas has been awarded a Mike and
Ophelia Lazaridis Scholarship at the IQC. This is one of the most competitive
scholarships at the University of Waterloo and is given “based on academic excellence
and potential for research in quantum information” https://uwaterloo.ca/institute-for-
quantum-computing/programs/graduate-studies/scholarships. He delivered a
contributed talk at the most international conference of the field of RQI: RQI-N 2016
(can be viewed at https://youtu.be/i-mStC-E1l0)
Started
Current MSc. Student with
Alison Sachs Co-Supervisor September
Eduardo
2015
In less than a year as a Master’s student, Allison Sachs has carried out research that
she delivered in contributed talks at the most important international conference of the
field of RQI: RQI-N 2016 (can be viewed at https://youtu.be/L1tM2DM0Zvc). She is
currently finishing a paper that will be submitted to a high-impact peer-reviewed
journal.
PSI MSc. Student with
Richard Lopp Supervisor July 2017
Eduardo
During her PhD to date, Ana has developed techniques of energy-less communication
in cosmology. She has published 1 paper in a high-impact peer reviewed journal so far
during her PhD thesis (Reference in the list of publications).
Started April Current MSc. Student with
Maria Papageorgiou Co-Supervisor
2017 Eduardo
Maria has started working in topics related with the gravitational interaction of quantum
systems.
Started
Current MSc. Student with
Emma Mckay Supervisor September
Eduardo
2017
Emma is pursuing two different research lines during her masters: On the one hand
They are exploring superconducting circuits as a means to model effective field
theories and they arealso exploring the role of information in quantum
thermodynamics.
Started September Current MSc. With
Erickson Tjoa Supervisor
2017 Eduardo
Erickson works on the light matter interaction in the relativistic regime.
7.3- Student Supervision (PhD.)
Role of
Student Dr. Martin- Started Current Status
Martinez
September PSI MSc. Student with
Richard Lopp Supervisor
2017 Eduardo
During her PhD to date, Ana has developed techniques of energy-less communication
in cosmology. She has published 1 paper in a high-impact peer reviewed journal so far
during her PhD thesis (Reference in the list of publications).
Started
PhD. Student at UW Applied
Nicholas Funai Supervisor September
Mathematics
2016
After the completion of his PSI Master’s, Nicholas has been awarded a Mike and
Ophelia Lazaridis Scholarship at the IQC. This is one of the most competitive
quantum-computing/programs/graduate-studies/scholarships. He delivered several a
contributed talks at the most important international conferences of the field of RQI: for
example the one for RQI-N 2016 (can be viewed at https://youtu.be/i-mStC-E1l0)
Started
Nayeli Rodriguez-
Co-Supervisor September PhD. Student at UW Physics
Briones
2015
In her first year as a PhD student, Nayeli has earned two different highly-competitive
doctoral scholarships. CONACYT (from the Government of Mexico) and a Mike and
Ophelia Lazaridis Scholarship at the IQC. The latter is one of the most competitive
quantum-computing/programs/graduate-studies/scholarships She’s published several
papers in Physical Review Letters and delivered talks at international conferences..
Current MSc.
Started September
Daniel Grimmer Co-Supervisor Student with
2015
Eduardo
In less than a year as a Master’s student, Daniel has carried out research that has led
to a paper submitted to a high-impact factor journal and delivered a contributed talk at
the most important international conference of the field of RQI: RQI-N 2016 (can be
viewed at https://youtu.be/2dRjLCojKEo). In his last graduate committee meeting he
was nominated to fast-track to the PhD program at the University of Waterloo for
acquiring skills beyond what is required for an MSc student.
Wil Start September MSc. Student at
Jose De Ramon Supervisor
2017 UCM (Spain)
As an undergraduate, Jose de Ramon has worked with Luis Garay and Eduardo on
thermalization in quantum field theory and the Anti-Unruh effect. Out of this
collaboration we have written a paper ([69] on the list of publications) and a talk at an
international conference https://youtu.be/_II4hotBlIo
7.4 - Non-Official Graduate Student Supervision at University of Waterloo
University policies did not allow Dr. Martin-Martinez to officially count as supervisor
for these students but he did full supervising work for the following students:
• Student name: Marvelous Onuma-Kalu

• Student level: Master’s
• Term: Graduated September 2014
• Co-Supervisors: Robert B. Mann
• Current status: PhD student at University of Waterloo
• Student name: Keith Ng

• Term: Graduated September 2014
• Student name: David Layden

• Term: Graduated August 2016
• Co-Supervisors: Achim Kempf
• Current status: Master’s student at University of Waterloo
• Student name: Robert H. Jonsson

• Student level: PhD
• Term: Graduated July 2016
• Co-Supervisors: Achim Kempf
• Student name: Aida Ahmadzadegan

• Student level: PhD
• Term: Ongoing since Summer 2012
• Current status: PhD student at University of
Waterloo
Remarks
• Both official and non-official supervisions are backed up with published papers
with the students. In particular Dr. Martin-Martinez has published 30 articles
with undergraduate and graduate supervised students.
• 15 of those articles (see below) were published only with students as coauthors,
with no other senior researchers in the author list.
7.5 - Teaching
Full undergraduate courses taught:
Hours
Term Course Course Name Centre
(lecturing)
Winter 2018 AMATH 475 Intro. General Relativity 40 U. of Waterloo
Fall 2017 PHYS 358 Thermal Physics 40 U. of Waterloo
Winter 2017 AMATH 475 Intro. General Relativity 40 U. of Waterloo
Winter 2017 ECE 205 Advanced Calculus 40 U. of Waterloo
Fall 2016 PHYS 256 Optics 40 U. of Waterloo
Winter 2016 PHYS 233 Intro. to Quantum Theory 40 U. of Waterloo
Fall 2015 PHYS 358 Thermal Physics 40 U. of Waterloo
Fall 2015 AMATH 473 Quantum Theory 2 40 U. of Waterloo
Winter 2015 ECE 211 Advanced Calculus 40 U. of Waterloo
Fall 2014 PHYS 434 Quantum Physics 3 40 U. of Waterloo
Winter 2014 MATH 217 Calculus 3 40 U. of Waterloo
Fall 2013 MATH 211 Advanced Calculus 40 U. of Waterloo
Winter 2013 PHYS 434 Quantum Physics 3 40 U. of Waterloo
Content of the courses and course notes written by Dr. Martin-Martinez specifically
for these courses can be found here:
https://sites.google.com/site/emmfis/teaching
Full graduate courses taught:

Hours
Term Course Course Name Centre
(lecturing)
Perimeter Relativistic 14 lectures
Perimeter
Winter 2018 International Quantum of 60
Institute
Scholars course Information minutes
Group Reading
U. of
Fall 2016 AMATH 900 Theory for Course
Waterloo
Math. 40 hours
Physics
Relativistic
U. of
Winter 2016 QIP 800 Quantum 35
Waterloo
Information
Reading
Theory of Quantum U. of
Spring 2015 QIC 895 Course
Optics Waterloo
40 hours
Advanced Topics in U. of
Spring 2013 QIP 890 8
Quantum Information Waterloo
Relativistic
U. Of
Spring 2013 Summer School Quantum 28
Waterloo
Information
The full course on Relativistic Quantum Information is accessible here:

http://pirsa.org/C17051
7.6 - Service
Reviewing for International Peer-Reviewed Journals:
• Nature Communications • Annals of Physics (Awarded “distinguished

• Nature Physics referee”)
• Physical Review Letters • Journal of Physics A: Mathematical and
• Physical Review D Theoretical
• Physical Review A • Journal of Quantum Information Science
• Physics Letters B • Europhysics Letters
• New Journal of Physics • SIGMA (Symmetry, Integrability and
• Classical and Quantum Gravity Geometry: Methods and App.)
• Entropy • Quantum Information Processing
• Quantum • Proceedings of the Royal Society A
• Scientific Reports • Nuclear Physics B
• Journal of High Energy Phys
Organization of International Conferences
• Organizer of the RQI-N 2016 International conference on Relativistic Quantum

Information (The largest yearly Relativistic Quantum Information Conference).
Held at the IQC in June 2016.
https://uwaterloo.ca/relativistic-quantum-information-conference/
• Member of the Local Organizing committee of the RQI-N 2012 (The largest yearly
Relativistic Quantum Information Conference) hosted at the Perimeter Institute in
June 2012.
• Member of the local organizing committee for the “International RQI-N 2011”
(The largest yearly Relativistic Quantum Information Conference) held in
Madrid in September 2011.
Assessment for Scientific Institutions
• Served as international external evaluator by the Romanian National

Research Council for the 2011, 2013 and 2016 funding calls.
Outreach Activities
• Officer for Membership and Outreach of the International Society of

Relativistic Quantum Information (http://www.isrqi.net/aboutus).
• Host of a table as one of the “25 Canadian Leading Scientists” invited to host
the Gala Dinner 2015 of the Royal Canadian Institute (Link here, table 19:
http://rciscience.ca/gala-dinners/2015-gala-dinner/gala-2015-table-hosts/ )
• Webmaster and administrator of the International Society for Relativistic

Quantum Information website www.isrqi.net
• Interview with CBC radio as an expert in Quantum theory and

Gravity (http://goo.gl/oMXYxh)
• Participation in ‘Ask a scientist’ as a host in the Open Gates day at the Institute
for Quantum Computing in September 2013.
• Participation in BRAINStem 2013 at the Perimeter Institute as part of the

‘Ask a scientist’ popular science program.
• Participation in the Regional Government program “Semana de la Ciencia”.

Outreach talks given for Universidad Complutense de Madrid and CSIC every
year from 2008 to 2011.
MSc and PhD defense committee membership
Guillaume Verdon-Azkam: September 16th 2016

Giuseppe Sellaroli: defence September 6th 2016
Sarah Kaiser: PhD. defence August 10th 2016
David Layden: MSc. defence August 4th 2016
Robert H. Jonsson: PhD defence July 21st 2016
Jason Pye: MSc defence September 3rd 2015
Jason Pye: Comprehensive examiner: May, 2nd 2017
Departmental committee memberships
Member of the Web Development committee of Applied Mathematics (since 2016)

Member of the Graduate Affaires committee of Applied Mathematics (since 2016)
8-CONTRIBUTIONS
8.1-Presentations
8.1.1 - Invited and keynote talks at international conferences
13-Probing the spacetime fabric: from concepts to phenomenology)

Institution: SISSA (Trieste)
Organizer: Profs. Stefano Liberati, Daniele Oriti and Roberto Percacci.
Contribution: Invited Talk (“To be announced”)
Date: 10th to 14th July 2017
http://www.sissa.it/app/stf17/
12-Northern Hemisphere International Workshop on Relativistic Quantum
Information (RQI-N 2017)
Institution: Yukawa Institute for Theoretical Physics, Kyoto University (Japan)
Organizer: Profs. T. Takayanagi, M. Hotta, D. Ahn, S.-Y. Lin, Y. Nambu, B. Yoshida, I.
Tsutsui, Y. Watanabe
Contribution: Invited Talk (“To be announced”)
http://www2.yukawa.kyoto-u.ac.jp/~rqin-
2017/index.php
11-10th Annual International Workshop on Relativistic Quantum Information

(Southern hemisphere)
Institution: University of Queensland. Brisbane (Australia)
Organizer: Professor Timothy Ralph
Contribution: Invited Talk (“Low energy Quantum Gravity”)
Date: 28th to 30th November 2016.
http://www.isrqi.org/workshops.html
10- VIII Jerte Advanced Relativity Workshop

Institution: Instituto de Estructura de la Materia (CSIC, Spain)
Organizers: Prof. Guillermo Mena.
Contribution: Invited Talk (“Selling the vacuum for profit: Quantum energy
teleportation, entanglement harvesting and spacetime curvature”)
Date: 23 to 26 May 2016
http://loops11.iem.csic.es/jerte/
9-International Workshop on Strings, Black Holes and Quantum Information

Institution: Tohoku University (Japan)
Organizers: Profs. Tohru Eguch, Tadashi Takayanagi, Masahiro Yamaguchi and
Satoshi Watamura.
Contribution: Invited Talk (“Are firewalls really cataclysmic events?””)
Date: 7th to 11th July September 2015
http://www.tfc.tohoku.ac.jp/program/2143.html
8-Northern Hemisphere International Workshop on Relativistic Quantum

Information (RQI-N 2015)
Institution: University of Dartmouth. Dartmouth (USA)
Organizer: Professor Miles Blencowe
Contribution: Invited Talk (“Processing quantum information with relativistic motion
of atoms”)
http://sites.dartmouth.edu/rqin2015/
7-8th Annual International Workshop on Relativistic Quantum Information (Southern
hemisphere)
Contribution: Invited Talk (“Processing quantum information with relativistic motion
of atoms”)
Date: 2nd to 4th December 2014
6-Northern Hemisphere International Workshop on Relativistic Quantum Information

(RQI-N 2014)
Institution: University of Seoul (Korea)
Organizers: Professors Paul Nation, and David Ahn.
Contribution: Invited Talk (“The (Anti-)Unruh effect in non-equilibrium scenarios”)
Date: June 30th to July 3rd 2014
http://physics.korea.ac.kr/RQIN2014/
5-Entanglement in Curved Spacetimes

Institution: Banff International Research Station (Canada)
Organizers: Professors Gerard Milburn, Achim Kempf and Robert Mann
Contribution: Invited Talk (“Quantum information processing and computing via
relativity”)
Date: 22th to 27th September 2013
http://www.birs.ca/events/2013/5-day-workshops/13w5153
4-6th Annual International Workshop on Relativistic Quantum Information (Southern

hemisphere)
Contribution: Invited Talk (“Processing quantum information with relativistic motion of
atoms”)
Date: 28th to 30th November 2012

(RQI-N 2012)
Institution: Perimeter Institute (Waterloo, Canada)
Organizers: Prof. Robert B. Mann, Prof. Achim Kempf, Prof. Paul Alsing, Dr. Markus
Mueller.
Contribution: Invited talk (“Relativistic Quantum Information and Relativistic Quantum
Optics: Towards Experiments to Reveal Quantum Effects Provoked by Gravity”)
Date: June 25-28, 2012
2-1st International Workshop of Quantum Information and Technologies in Madrid

Institution: Universidad Complutense de Madrid. El Escorial (Spain)
Organizer: Dr. Miguel Angel Martín-Delgado
Contribution: Invited Talk (“Alice down the relativistic Rabbit hole”)
Date: 21st to 24rd January 2011
1-4th Annual International Workshop on Relativistic Quantum Information

Contribution: Invited Talk (“The entangling side of the Unruh-Hawking effect”)
Date: 20th to 26th November 2010
8.1.2 - Contributed talks at international conferences
10-2014 CAP Congress

Institution: Laurentian University (Sudbury, Canada)
Organizer: Canadian Association of Physicists
Contribution: Contributed Talk (“Sustainable Entanglement Farming in Quantum
optics and beyond”)
Date: June 16-20, 2014
http://www.cap.ca/en/congress/2014
9-2014 CAP Congress

Institution: Laurentian University (Sudbury, Canada)
Contribution: Contributed Talk (“Echoes of the Early Universe”)
Date: June 16-20, 2014
http://www.cap.ca/en/congress/2014
8-Theory Canada 9
Institution: Wilfrid Laurier University (Canada)
Contribution: Contributed Talk (“Quantum information and the early Universe”)
Date: June 13-14, 2014
http://theorycanada9.wlu.ca/
7-Loops 2013
Institution: Perimeter Institute for Theoretical Physics
Organizer: Prof. Lee Smolin among many others (see the website)
Contribution: Contributed Talk (“The quantum information echo of the Quantum
Bounce”)
Date: July 22-29, 2013
http://www.perimeterinstitute.ca/conferences/loops-13
6-16th Eastern Gravity Meeting

Institution: University of Toronto (Canadian Institute for Theoretical Astrophysics)
(Canada)
Organizer: Prof. Harald Pfeiffer
Contribution: Contributed Talk (“Relativistic Quantum Computing”)
Date: June 7-8, 2013
http://cita.utoronto.ca/conferences/easterngravity13/schedule.html

(RQI-N 2013)
Institution: University of Nottingham (Nottingham, United Kingdom)
Organizer: Prof. Ivette Fuentes
Contribution: Contributed Short Talk (“Experimental quantum gravity via RQI”)
Date: June 25-28, 2012
4-International Workshop on Quantum Information Science (Satellite to “Horizons of

Quantum Physics”)
Institution: National Taiwan University (Taipei)
Contribution: Contributed Talk (“Processing quantum information with relativistic
motion of atoms”)
Date: 19th October 2012
http://www.ncts.ncku.edu.tw/phys/qis/121019/index.php
3-Relativity Meets Entanglement and High Energy Physics

Institution: Imperial College London, London (United Kingdom)
Organizer: Prof. Fay Dowker and Prof. Beatrix Hiesmayr
Contribution: Contributed Talk (“Quantum Information Science as a tool to probe the
Spacetime”)
Date: 13th-15th September 2011

(RQI-N 2011)
Institution: Spanish Council of Scientific Research. Madrid (Spain)
Organizer: Prof. Juan León, Dr. Ivette Fuentes, Prof. Robert B. Mann, Prof. Daniel
Terno (among others)
Contribution: Contributed talk (“The importance of being fermion”)
Date: 6th-8th September 2011
1-Quantum Information and Solid State Systems” (QISSS 2009)

Institution: Universidad del País Vasco. Bilbao (Spain)
Organizer: Dr. Enrique Solano
Contribution: Contributed Talk (“Entanglement decoherence settings in relativistic
quantum information”)
Date: 21st to 25th September 2009
8.1.3 Posters
3-Horizons of Quantum Physics

Place: Taipei (Taiwan)
Awards: The poster was awarded the prize for the best 5 posters in the conference.
Date: October 13-18, 2012
2-Quantum Malta 2012: Fundamental problems in Quantum Physics

Institution: University of Malta. Valetta
(Malta) Organizers: Dr Angelo Bassi, Prof.
Detlef Dürr Date: 24th to 27th April 2012
1-Quantum Information Processing and Communication 2009

Institution: La Sapienza (Università di Roma). Rome (Italy)
Organizers: Professors Francesco De Martini and Paolo Mataloni
Date: 21st to 25th September 2009
8.1.4 Selected Invited contributions (Colloquia, Seminars and Workshops)
32-Invited Talk: “Entanglement Harvesting and Huygens principle violations in

Cosmology”
Institution: SISSA - International School for Advanced Studies (Trieste, Italy)
Invited by: Prof. Stefano Liberati
Date: May 2016
31-Invited Talk: “Quantum Information to the rescue”

Institution: Universidad Complutense de Madrid (Spain)
Invited by: Prof. Luis J. Garay
Date: January 2016
30-Invited Talk: “Learning from the Early Universe through violations of the strong
Huygens effect”
Institution: Universidad Complutense de Madrid (Spain)
Invited by: Prof. Luis J. Garay
Date: December 2014
29-Invited Talk: “Quantum Seismology”

Institution: Spanish High Council of Scientific Research (CSIC)
Invited by: Prof. Juan Leon
Date: December 2014
28-Invited Talk: “Early Universe and Quantum Information”

Institution: Tohoku University (Japan)
Invited by: Prof. Masahiro Hotta
Date: June 2014
27-Invited Talk: “Entanglement farming in quantum optics and beyond”

Institution: Imperial College London (United Kingdom)
Invited by: Prof. Fay Dowker
Date: June 2014
26-Invited Talk: “Entanglement farming in quantum optics and beyond”
Institution: University of Wien (Austria)
Invited by: Prof. Markus Aspelmeyer
Date: May 2014
25-Invited Talk: “Entanglement farming: Harnessing the properties of fixed points in

quantum evolution”
IQC Colloquium
Institution: Institute for Quantum Computing. Waterloo (Canada)
Invited by: Profs. Raymond Laflamme and Joseph Emmerson.
Date: 16th December 2013
24-Invited Talk: “Possible experiments in relativistic quantum optics”

Event: Workshop: “Quantum Optomechanics”
Institution: Dienten am Hochkönig, Salzburg, Austria. University of Vienna (Austria)
Invited by: Prof. Markus Aspelmeyer
Date: 18th-21st August 2013
23-Invited Talk: “Processing quantum information with relativistic motion of atoms”

Date: 7th August 2013
22-Invited Talk: “Non-perturbative methods in quantum field theory in general

backgrounds”
Institution: Centre for Quantum Technologies (Singapore)
Invited by: Prof. Valerio Scarani
Date: 22h July 2013
21-Invited Talk: “Non-perturbative methods in quantum field theory in general

backgrounds”
Institution: KEK High Energy accelerator research organization (Tsukuba, Japan)
Invited by: Prof. Tsutsui Izumi
Date: 17th July 2013

Institution: University College London (United Kingdom)
Invited by: Dr. Jonathan Oppenheim
Date: 21st June 2013
19-Invited Talk: “On quantum signaling in cavity QED and light-matter interaction
models”
Date: 20th June 2013

Invited by: Dr. Douglas Alexander Plato

Institution: University of Oxford (United Kingdom)
Invited by: Prof. Vlatko Vedral
16-Invited Talk: “Relativistic Quantum Information Processing”

Institution: Perimeter Institute, Waterloo (Canada)
Invited by: Dr. Markus Muller (Organizer of the PiQuDos series of lectures)
Date: 13rd May 2013
15-Invited Talk: “Harvesting Vacuum entanglement with superconducting circuits”

Institution: University of Sydney, Sydney (Australia)
Invited by: Dr. Nicolas C. Menicucci.
Date: 24rd November 2012
14-Invited Talk: “Processing Quantum Information with relativistic motion of atoms”

Institution: Centre for Quantum Dynamics (Griffith University). Brisbane (Australia)
Invited by: Prof. Dave Kielpinski
Date: 15th November 2012
13-Invited Talk: “Past-Future entanglement extraction on a chip”

Institution: Centre for Quantum Computation and Communication Technology
(University of Queensland). Brisbane (Australia)
Invited by: Prof. Tim Ralph
12-Invited Talk: “Relativistic Quantum Information Processing”
Institution: Institute for Quantum Computing (University of Waterloo). Waterloo
(Canada)

Institution: University of Cambridge (DAMPT). Cambridge (United Kingdom)
Invited by: Prof. Adrian Kent
10-Invited Talk: “Relativistic movement of Atoms and Quantum information”

Institution: Changhua National university of Education. Chnaghua (Taiwan)
Invited by: Prof. Shih-Yuin Lin
9-Invited Talk: “Extracting Past-Future vacuum correlations with superconducting
circuits”
Institution: Imperial College London. London (United Kingdom)
Invited by: Prof. Fay Dowker.

Institution: University of Sheffield. Sheffield (United Kingdom)
Invited by: Prof. Pieter Kok
Date: 2nd October 2012
7-Invited Talk: Colloquium: “Entanglement in non-inertial frames up-to-date”

Institution: Institute for Quantum Computing. Waterloo (Canada)
Invited by: Prof. Raymond Laflamme
Date: 3rd November 2011
6-Invited Talk: “Quantum Information Science and Quantum Optics as tools to probe
the spacetime structure”
Institution: Perimeter Institute for Theoretical Physics. Waterloo (Canada)
Invited by: Prof. Michele Mosca
Date: 31st October 2011
5-Invited Talk: “Using Berry's phase to detect the Unruh effect at lower accelerations”
Institution: Science and Technology School, Universidad del País Vasco. Bilbao
(Spain)
Invited by: Dr. Enrique Solano and Dr. Iñigo Eguskiza
4-Invited Talk: “Alice through the event horizon: A story of decoherence, statistics and
paradoxes”
Institution: Institute for Mathematical Sciences (Imperial College London). London
(United Kingdom)
Invited by: Dr. Daniel Burgarth
Date: 13th July 2010
3-Invited Talk: “Alice through the event horizon: A story of decoherence, statistics and
paradoxes”
Institution: Clarendon Laboratory, University of Oxford. Oxford (United Kingdom)
Invited by: Professor Vlatko Vedral
2-Invited Talk: “Quantum Information in curved spacetimes”

Institution: Physics department of Heriot-Watt University. Edinburgh (United Kingdom)
Invited by: Dr. Patrick Öhberg
Date: 3th June 2010
1-Invited Talk: “Entanglement decoherence settings in relativistic quantum
information” Institution: Institute for Mathematical Sciences (Imperial College
London). London (United Kingdom)
Invited by: Professor Martin B. Plenio
Date: 17th March 2009
8.2 - Publications and Citations
To contextualize the impact factors given in this section, note that the average field
impact factor (FIF) for Physics and Astronomy is ~1.0 and that, discounting Nature and
Science, the top research peer reviewed journal in the field of Physics and Astronomy
field is Physical Review Letters.
86 articles published in peer-reviewed journals since 2009 (List includes 201 5

Thomson Reuters Journal citation reports impact factors, IF):
Number of Published
Journal Impact Factor (IF)
Papers
Physical Review Letters 7 8.462
Physical Review A 33 2.925
Physical Review D 31 4.568
Classical and Quantum
5 2.837
Gravity
New Journal of Physics 3 3.570
Physics Letters B 2 4.787
Journal of High Energy
1 6.023
Physics
Annals of Physics 1 2.375
Optics Communications 1 1.45
Foundations of Physics 1 1.018
Canadian Journal of
1 0.964
Physics
J. Phys A: Math. Theor. 1 1.857
3 more papers currently under review i n J. Phys A and Phys Rev. Letters. Preprints
are available on ArXiv.
Citation Reports and metrics

All citations listed below are to papers published in peer-reviewed journals.
Number of
citations H-Index Number of peer-reviewed publications
(Google Scholar)
2197 29 86
Source: Google Scholar as of May 19th 2018.

https://scholar.google.co.uk/citations?user=AhUfKjkAAAAJ&hl=en
Also, note the following about the publication list:
• In the field of Relativistic Quantum Information, the following conventions

are commonly observed:
• Students are most commonly included as first authors.
• Main or more senior supervisors are usually last authors.
• However, there are exceptions to those rules that apply in some of the papers:
• There are cases where the ordering is alphabetical (since the field has
overlap with Quantum Gravity and High-Energy physics where the
convention is that all names are ordered alphabetically).
• In rare occasions, first-authorships are given to the main contributor of the

article (even if there are students on the paper) to give extra credit if his/her
contribution was particularly fundamental for results.
• In some of the papers that are written with co-supervised students, Eduardo
appears as last author despite not being the most senior supervisor to
acknowledge him as the driving force behind those works and in the
supervision of the student.
• Note also that Dr. Martin-Martinez had no supervisors during his Banting
Postdoctoral Fellowship; that fellowship was awarded to his own project, developed
exclusively by himself to pursue independent research and was not linked to any
supervisor.
• Publications [11, 12, 13, 15, 17, 19, 20, 25, 26, 27, 45, 54, 67, 70, 73, 74, 75, 81]
have only undergraduate or graduate students as co-authors, no other senior
researchers.
• Note that the name of students who are coauthors at the time of publication are
boldfaced.
8.3.1 - Works under review in peer-reviewed journals
[89] The Unruh effect without thermality

R. Carballo-Rubio, L. J. Garay, E. Martin-Martinez, J. de Ramon
Submitted to Phys. Rev. Lett. Preprint: arXiv:1804.00685
[88] Stabilizing quantum dynamics through coupling to a quantized environment

M. Kumari, E. Martin-Martinez, A. Kempf, S. Ghose.
Submitted to Journal of Physics A: Mathematical and Theoretical
Preprint: arXiv:1711.07906
[87] Boardcasting Qubits Through Relativistic Fields

R. H. Jonsson, Katja Ried, E. Martin-Martinez, A. Kempf.
Submitted to Journal of Physics A: Mathematical and Theoretical
Preprint: arXiv:1708.04249
8.3.2 Published works in peer reviewed journals
[86] New techniques for entanglement harvesting in flat and curved spacetimes.
K. K. Ng, Robert B. Mann, E. Martin-Martinez.
Accepted in Physical Review D (2018).
[85] A general no-go theorem for entanglement extraction.

P. Simidzija, R. H. Jonsson, E. Martin-Martinez.
[84] Relativistic Quantum Optics: On the relativistic invariance of the light-matter

interaction models.
E. Martin-Martinez, P. Rodriguez-Lopez.
[83] A classification of open Gaussian dynamics

D. Grimmer, E. Brown, A. Kempf, R. B. Mann, E. Martin-Martinez.
Accepted in Journal of Physics A: Mathematical and Theoretical (2018).
[82] Gaussian ancillary bombardment

D. Grimmer, E. Brown, A. Kempf, R. B. Mann, E. Martin-Martinez.
Physical Review A 97, 052120 (2018).
[81] Light, matter, and quantum randomness generation: A relativistic quantum

information perspective
R. Lopp, E. Martin-Martinez.
Optics Communications 423, 29 (2018)
[80] Correlation-Enhanced Algorithmic Cooling
N. A. Rodriguez-Briones, E. Martin-Martinez, A. Kempf, R. Laflamme.
Physical Review Letters 119, 050502 (2017).
[79] Finite sizes and smooth cutoffs in superconducting circuits.

E. McKay, A. Lupascu, E. Martin-Martinez. Physical Review A 96, 052325 (2017).
[78] Transmission of Information in Non-Local Field Theories

A. Belenchia, D. M. T. Benincasa, S. Liberati, E. Martin-Martinez
Physical Review D, 96, 116006 (2017)
[77] Entanglement harvesting and divergences in quadratic Unruh-DeWitt detectors

pairs
A. Sachs, R. B. Mann, E. Martin-Martinez. Physical Review D 96, 085012 (2017)
[76] Over the horizon: distinguishing the Schwarzschild spacetime and the RP3
spacetime using an Unruh-DeWitt detector.
K. Ng, R.. B. Mann, E. Martin-Martinez. Physical Review D, 96, 085004 (2017)
[75] Non-perturbative analysis of entanglement harvesting from coherent field states

P. Simidzija, Eduardo Martin-Martinez. Physical Review D 96, 065008 (2017).
[74] All coherent states entangle equally

P. Simidzija, E. Martin-Martinez. Physical Review D 96, 025020 (2017).
[73] Engineering negative stress-energy densities with quantum energy teleportation

N. Funai, E. Martin-Martinez. Physical Review D 96, 025014 (2017)
[72] Degenerate detectors are unable to harvest spacelike entanglement

A. Pozas-Kerstjens, J. Louko, E. Martin-Martinez.
Physical Review D 95, 105009 (2017)
[71] Purification in Rapid Repeated Interaction Systems

D. Grimmer, R. B. Mann, E. Martin-Martinez. Physical Review A 95, 042114
(2017)
[70] The information carrying capacity of a cosmological constant

P. Simidzija, E. Martin-Martinez.
[69] Thermalization of particle detectors: The Unruh effect and its reverse
L. J. Garay, E. Martin-Martinez, J. de Ramon
[68] The equivalence principle and QFT: Can a particle detector tell if we live inside a
hollow shell?. K. Ng, R.. B. Mann, E. Martin-Martinez
[67] Entanglement Harvesting from the electromagnetic field with hydrogenlike atoms
A. Pozas-Kerstjens, E. Martin-Martinez
Physical Review D 94, 064074 (2016).
[66] Open dynamics under rapid repeated interaction

D. Grimmer, D. Layden R. B. Mann, E. Martin-Martinez
[65] Low energy signatures of nonlocal field theories

A. Belenchia, D. M. T. Benincasa, E. Martín-Martínez, M. Saravani
Phys. Rev. D 94, 061902(R) (2016). (high-impact rapid communication)
[64] Certified Randomness from a Two-Level System in a Relativistic Quantum Field

Le Phuc Thinh, Jean-Daniel Bancal, E. Martin-Martinez,
Physical Review A 94, 022321 (2016)
[63] Universal scheme for indirect quantum control.

D. Layden, E. Martin-Martinez, A. Kempf. Physical Review A 93, 040301(R) (2016)
[62] Precise space-time positioning for entanglement harvesting

E. Martin-Martinez, Barry C. Sanders. New Journal of Physics 18, 043031 (2016)
[61] Anti-Unruh Phenomena

W. G. Brenna, R. B. Mann, E. Martin-Martinez. Physics Letters B, 757, 307-311 (2016)
[60] Dynamical Casimir effect in Circuit QED for Nonuniform Trajectories

P. Corona-Ugalde, E. Martin-Martinez, C. M. Wilson, R. B. Mann.
Physical Review A, 93, 012519 (2016)
[59] Timelike information broadcasting in cosmology

A. Blasco, Luis J. Garay, Mercedes Martin-Benito, E. Martin-Martinez.
[58] Asymptotically limitless Quantum Energy Teleportation via Qudit Probes

G. Verdon-Akzam, E. Martin-Martinez, A. Kempf. Physical Review A 93, 022408 (2016)
[57] Spacetime structure and vacuum entanglement

E. Martin-Martinez, A. R. H. Smith, D. R. Terno. Physical Review D 93, 044001 (2016)
[56] Renormalized Unruh-DeWitt Particle Detector Models for Boson and Fermion
Fields. D. Hummer, E. Martin-Martinez, A. Kempf.
[55] Causality issues of particle detector models in QFT and Quantum Optics
E. Martin-Martinez. Physical Review D 92, 104019 (2015).
[54] Harvesting correlations from the quantum vacuum

A.Pozas-Kerstjens, E. Martin-Martinez. Physical Review D 92, 064042 (2015).
[53] 1+1 D calculation provides evidence that quantum entanglement survives a firewall
E. Martin-Martinez, J. Louko. Physical Review Letters 114, 031301 (2015)
[52] Violation of the Strong Huygen’s Principle and Timelike Signals from the Early
Universe. A. Blasco, L. J. Garay, Mercedes Martin-Benito, E. Martin-Martinez.
Physical Review Letters, 114, 141103 (2015)
[51] Information transmission without energy exchange

R. H. Jonsson, E. Martin-Martinez, A. Kempf. Physical Review Letters, 114, 110505 (2015)
[50] Perfect Zeno-like effect through imperfect measurements at a finite frequency

D. Layden, E. Martin-Martinez, A. Kempf. Physical Review A 91, 022106 (2015)
[49] The Quantum Echo of the early Universe

A. Blasco, Luis J. Garay, Mercedes Martin-Benito, E. Martin-Martinez.
Canadian Journal of Physics, 93, 968-970 (2015).
[48] Entanglement in curved spacetimes and Cosmology

E. Martin-Martinez, N. C. Menicucci. Classical and Quantum Gravity, 31, 214001
(2014) (Selected by the Editorial Board to be one of the 4 journal's Highlights of 2014-
2015 in ‘Cosmology’).
[47] Quantum Seismology

E. Brown, W. Donnelly, A. Kempf, Robert B. Mann, E. Martin-Martinez, N. C.
Menicucci. New Journal of Physics, 16, 105020 (2014).
(Selected by editors for inclusion in IOPselect).
[46] Measuring motion through relativistic quantum effects

A. Ahmadzadegan, R. B. Mann., E. Martin-Martinez.
[45] Quantum gates via relativistic remote control

E. Martin-Martinez, C. Sutherland. Physics Letters B, 739, 74-82 (2014)
[44] Mode invisibility as a quantum non-demolition measurement of coherent light

M. Onuma-Kalu, R. B. Mann, E. Martin-Martinez. Physical Review A, 90, 033847
(2014)
[43] Unruh-DeWitt detector response along static and circular geodesic trajectories
for S-AdS black holes
K. K. Ng, L. Hodkinson, J. Louko, R. B. Mann, E. Martin-Martinez.
[42] Particle detectors and the zero mode of a quantum field

E. Martin-Martinez, J. Louko. Physical Review D, 89, 043510 (2014)
Impact Factor: 4.506. Citations (excluding self-citations): 9
[41] Quantum Thermometry

R. B. Mann, E. Martin-Martinez.
Foundations of Physics, Volume 44, Issue 5, pp 492-511 (2014)
[40] The Echo of the Quantum Bounce

L. J. Garay, M. Martín-Benito, E. Martin-Martinez. Physical Review D, 89, 043510
(2014)
[39] Casimir forces on atoms in optical cavities

A. M. Alhambra, A. Kempf, E. Martin-Martinez. Physical Review A, 89, 033835 (2014)
[38] Quantum signalling in cavity QED

R. H. Jonsson, E. Martin-Martinez, A. Kempf. Physical Review A 89, 022330 (2014)
[37] Cavities in curved spacetimes: the response of particle detectors

A. Ahmadzadegan, E. Martin-Martinez, R. B. Mann.
Physical Review D 89, 024013 (2014).
[36] Processing quantum information with relativistic motion of atoms

E. Martin-Martinez, D. Aasen, A. Kempf. Physical Review Letters 110, 160501 (2013)
[35] Sustainable entanglement production from a quantum field

E. Martin-Martinez, E. G. Brown, W. Donnelly, A. Kempf.
[34] Mode Invisibility and Single Photon Detection

M. Onuma-Kalu, Robert B. Mann, E. Martin-Martinez.
[33] Universality and thermalization in the Unruh effect

W. G. Brenna, E. G. Brown, R. B. Mann, E. Martin-Martinez.
[32] Detectors for probing relativistic quantum physics beyond perturbation theory
E. G. Brown, E. Martin-Martinez, N. C. Menicucci, R. B. Mann.
[31] Localized projective measurement of a relativistic quantum field in non-inertial
frame. A. Dragan, J. Doukas, E. Martin-Martinez, D. E. Bruschi.
Classical and Quantum Gravity 30, 235006 (2013).
[30] Purified discord and multipartite entanglement

E. G. Brown, E. J. Webster, E. Martin-Martinez, A. Kempf.
Annals of Physics, Volume 337, 153-162 (2013)
[29] Berry Phase Quantum Thermometer.

E. Martin-Martinez, A. Dragan, R. B. Mann, I. Fuentes.
New Journal of Physics 15 (2013) 053036.
[28] Localized detection of quantum entanglement through the event horizon

A. Dragan, J. Doukas, E. Martin-Martinez. Physical Review A, 87, 052326 (2013)
[27] Wavepacket detection with the Unruh-DeWitt model

E. Martin-Martinez, M. Montero, M. Del Rey. Physical Review D, 87, 064038 (2013)
[26] Fundamental limitations to information transfer in accelerated frames

E. Martin-Martinez, D. Hosler, M. Montero. Physical Review A 86, 062307 (2012).
[25] Extracting Past-Future Correlations using circuit QED.

C. Sabín, B. Peropadre, M. Del Rey, E. Martin-Martinez.
Physical Review Letters 109, 033602 (2012)
(Selected PRL editor’s suggestion).
[24] Cosmological quantum entanglement.
E. Martin-Martinez, N. C. Menicucci. Classical and Quantum Gravity 29, 224003
(2012) (Selected by the Editorial Board to be one of the 4 journal's Highlights of 2012-
2013 in ‘Quantum Cosmology’).
[23] The fate of non-trivial entanglement under gravitational collapse.

E. Martin-Martinez, L. J. Garay, J. León.
Classical and Quantum Gravity 29, 224006 (2012)
[22] Fundamental quantum optics experiments conceivable with satellites -- reaching

relativistic distances and velocities. D. Rideout, T. Jennewein, G. Amelino-Camelia, T.
F. Demarie, B.L. Higgins, A. Kempf, A. Kent, R. Laflamme, X. Ma, R.B. Mann, E.
Martin- Martinez, N.C. Menicucci, J. Moffat, C. Simon, R. Sorkin, L. Smolin, D.R.
Terno.
Classical and Quantum Gravity 29, 224011 (2012)
[21] Vanishing Geometric Discord in Non-Inertial Frames

E. G. Brown, K. Cormier, E. Martin-Martinez, R. B. Mann.
[20] Non-monotonic entanglement of physical electromagnetic field states in
noninertial frames. M. Montero, M. Del Rey, E. Martin-Martinez.
[19] Convergence of fermionic field entanglement at infinite acceleration in relativistic

quantum information
M. Montero, E. Martin-Martinez. Physical Review A 85, 024301 (2012)
[18] Simulating accelerated atoms coupled to a quantum field

M. Del Rey, D. Porras, E. Martin-Martinez. Physical Review A 85, 022511 (2012)
Citations (excluding self-citations): 11
[17] Reply to “Comment on ‘Fermionic entanglement ambiguity in non-inertial frames’”

M. Montero, E. Martin-Martinez. Physical Review A 85, 016302 (2012).
[16] Using Berry's phase to detect the Unruh effect at lower

accelerations.
E. Martin-Martinez, I. Fuentes, R. B. Mann. Physical Review Letters 107, 131301
(2011).
[15] Fermionic entanglement extinction in non-inertial frames.

M. Montero, J. León, E. Martin-Martinez. Physical Review A 84, 042320 (2011)
[14] Residual entanglement of accelerated fermions is not nonlocal.

N. Friis, P. Köhler, E. Martin-Martinez, R. A. Bertlmann.
[13] Entanglement of arbitrary spin fields in non-inertial frames.

[12] The entangling side of the Unruh-Hawking effect.

M. Montero, E. Martin-Martinez. Journal of High Energy Physics, JHEP 07 (2011) 006
[11] Fermionic entanglement ambiguity in non-inertial frames

[10] Redistribution of particle and anti-particle entanglement in non-inertial frames

E. Martin-Martinez, I. Fuentes. Physical Review A 83, 052306 (2011)
[9] Unruh effect in quantum information beyond the single-mode approximation

D. E. Bruschi, J. Louko, E. Martin-Martinez, A. Dragan, I. Fuentes.
[8] Quantum entanglement produced in the formation of a black hole

[7] Unveiling quantum entanglement degradation near a Schwarzschild black hole

[6] Entanglement of Dirac fields in an expanding spacetime

I. Fuentes, R.B. Mann, E. Martin-Martinez, S. Moradi.
[5] Population bound effects on bosonic correlations in non-inertial frames

E. Martin-Martinez, J. León. Physical Review A, 81, 052305 (2010)
[4] Quantum correlations through event horizons: Fermionic versus bosonic

entanglement
[3] Fermionic entanglement that survives a black hole

[2] Spin and occupation number entanglement of Dirac fields for non-inertial observers
J. León, E. Martin-Martinez. Physical Review A, 80, 012314 (2009)
[1] Physical qubits from charged particles: IR divergences in quantum information

J. León, E. Martin-Martinez. Physical Review A, 79, 052309 (2009)
8.2 – Interviews/Media
Reference [63] on the list of publications, entitled “Emergent unitarity in open

quantum systems” published in Physical Review A was featured on the popular
physics outlet phys.org in an article entitled Researchers find new way to control
quantum systems. http://phys.org/news/2016-05-quantum.html
Reference [52] on the list of publications, entitled “Violation of the strong Huygen's
principle and timelike signals from the early Universe”, published in Physical Review
Letters, was reported about in the well-known popular science magazine “The New
Scientist” in two articles entitled Weird cosmic echoes may offer a new glimpse of Big
Bang (Online version) and Ancient echoes speak to us from the big bang (Printed
version, issue 3005).
References [51] and [52] on the list of publications, entitled “Information
transmission without energy exchange” and “Violation of the strong Huygens'
principle and timelike signals from the early Universe” published in Physical
Review Letters were featured on the popular physics outlet phys.org in an article
entitled Photon 'afterglow' could transmit information without transmitting energy.
http://phys.org/news/2015-03- photon-afterglow-transmit-transmitting-energy.html
These two works ([51] and [52]) were also reported about on the popular science
portal Science News in an article entitled Light Trick can retrieve missed messages.
https:// www.sciencenews.org/article/light-trick-can-retrieve-missed-messages
Reference [48] on the list of publications, entitled Quantum Seismology, published in

New Journal of Physics, has been selected by the Editorial Board of NJP to appear in
IOPselect, http://Select.iop.org. IOPselect is “a special collection of journal articles,
chosen by our Editors based on one or more of the following criteria: Substantial
advances or significant breakthroughs, a high degree of novelty, and significant
impact on future research”.
Reference [25] on the list of publications, entitled Extracting Past-Future Correlations

using circuit QED. Published as editor’s suggestion in Physical Review Letters,
reported about in (among other places):
• The prominent popular science journal phys.org: http://phys.org/news/2012-07-

qubits- interact-past-future-entanglement.html
• Various worldwide media such as:
• The Register (http://www.theregister.co.uk/2012/07/31/time_travelling_qubits/)
• Diario ABC (https://goo.gl/49WGk)
• Europa Press (http://goo.gl/JZgOl)
And several others, together with several press releases:

• IQC (http://goo.gl/mr1xK)
• CSIC (http://goo.gl/lxwyD).
Reference [24] on the list of publications, entitled Cosmological quantum

entanglement, published in Classical and Quantum Gravity, was selected by the
Editorial Board of Classical and Quantum Gravity (CQG) to be one of four Highlights
of
2012-2013 under the category of Quantum Cosmology:
http://iopscience.iop.org/ 0264-9381/page/Highlights
Reference [49] on the list of publications, entitled Entanglement in curved spacetimes

and Cosmology, published in Classical and Quantum Gravity, was selected by the
Editorial Board of Classical and Quantum Gravity (CQG) to be one of four Highlights
of 2014-2015 under the category of Cosmology: http://iopscience.iop.org/ 0264-
9381/page/Highlights
Reference [22] on the list of publications, entitled Fundamental quantum optics
experiments conceivable with satellites -- reaching relativistic distances and
velocities. Published in Classical and Quantum Gravity, has been reported about in
the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) technology review:
http://goo.gl/IvR7e
Dr. Martin-Martinez has appeared in the media both in technical interviews motivated
by his research results and for outreach and promotion of popular science. An
example of these contributions is this radio excerpt of an interview that CBC did when
he was awarded the Polanyi prize for physics: http://goo.gl/oMXYxh . There are many
other examples, for instance (https://youtu.be/rnDXZz-zzxE

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1-PERSONAL INFORMATION

Name: Eduardo Martin-Martinez

Title: Assistant Professor of Applied Mathematics

Affiliation: Dept. of Applied Mathematics.

Address: University of Waterloo

After his PhD. Thesis Dr. Martin-Martinez received a Banting Fellowship

Dr. Martin-Martinez is Winner of the John Charles Polanyi Prize for

Ph.D. in Theoretical Physics, Spanish National Research Council (CSIC) and

• “Developments in Quantum Information in General Relativistic Scenarios”

M.Sc. in Fundamental Physics, Universidad Complutense de Madrid (UCM) (2008)

• “Soft-photons and the entanglement of charged qubits”

Senior B.Sc. in Physics (Licenciado en Ciencias Fisicas - 5 year senior degree)

• University: Universidad Complutense de Madrid (UCM)

Ontario Early Researcher Award (2017)

John Charles Polanyi Prize for Physics (2014)

• Awarded by the “Spanish Ministry of Education, Culture and Sports” for

Tri-Agency Banting Postdoctoral Fellowship (2012)

• Considered the most prestigious postdoctoral fellowship in Canada.

PhD. “Extraordinary Doctorate Award” (2012)

‘Nature Physics award’ at the ‘Horizons of Quantum Physics’ (2012)

JAE Programme: Pre-doctoral Excellence Research Training PhD Fellowship

Undergraduate Research Award (2006)

Assistant Professor at the Department of Applied Mathematics of the

Research Assistant Professor at the Institute for Quantum Computing

Banting Postdoctoral Fellow at the Institute for Quantum Computing

Postdoctoral Fellow at the Institute for Quantum Computing.

“Doctor Vínculado” (Affiliate Faculty) at QUINFOG (Quantum Information and

JAE Ph.D. Fellow at QUINFOG (Quantum Information and Foundations Group)

7.1 - Student Supervision (Undergraduate)

7.2 - Student Supervision (Master’s)

7.3- Student Supervision (PhD.)

7.4 - Non-Official Graduate Student Supervision at University of Waterloo

• Student name: Marvelous Onuma-Kalu

• Student name: Keith Ng

• Student name: David Layden

• Student name: Robert H. Jonsson

• Student name: Aida Ahmadzadegan

Full undergraduate courses taught:

Full graduate courses taught:

The full course on Relativistic Quantum Information is accessible here:

Reviewing for International Peer-Reviewed Journals:

• Nature Communications • Annals of Physics (Awarded “distinguished

Organization of International Conferences

• Organizer of the RQI-N 2016 International conference on Relativistic Quantum

Assessment for Scientific Institutions

• Served as international external evaluator by the Romanian National

• Officer for Membership and Outreach of the International Society of

• Webmaster and administrator of the International Society for Relativistic

• Interview with CBC radio as an expert in Quantum theory and

• Participation in BRAINStem 2013 at the Perimeter Institute as part of the

• Participation in the Regional Government program “Semana de la Ciencia”.

MSc and PhD defense committee membership

Guillaume Verdon-Azkam: September 16th 2016

Departmental committee memberships

Member of the Web Development committee of Applied Mathematics (since 2016)

8.1.1 - Invited and keynote talks at international conferences

13-Probing the spacetime fabric: from concepts to phenomenology)

11-10th Annual International Workshop on Relativistic Quantum Information

10- VIII Jerte Advanced Relativity Workshop

9-International Workshop on Strings, Black Holes and Quantum Information

8-Northern Hemisphere International Workshop on Relativistic Quantum

6-Northern Hemisphere International Workshop on Relativistic Quantum Information