Giuseppe Carleo

[3] As a Marie Curie Fellow he joined the École supérieure d'optique to work in the Lab directed by Alain Aspect on theoretically model and simulate ultra-cold atoms systems.

[4] In 2015, he went to work with the group of Matthias Troyer at the ETH Zurich where he later became a lecturer of computational quantum physics.

In 2018, as research scientist and project leader he joined the Center for Computational Quantum Physics at Flatiron Institute of the Simons Foundation in New York City.

[7] Here he became a member of a team of researchers developing numerical methods at the intersection of machine learning and quantum science.

[24][25] He is a scholar at the ELLIS Society (since 2020)[26] and a member of the editorial board of Machine Learning Science and Technology (since 2019).