Valery Lyubovitsky is a researcher at the Federico Santa María Technical University and the Valparaíso Science and Technology Center (CCTVal). He is a theoretical particle and nuclear physicist and an experimental high-energy physicist, holding a Ph.D. from Tomsk State University (Russia) and another Ph.D. from the Bogoliubov Laboratory of Theoretical Physics at the Joint Institute for Nuclear Research (JINR, Dubna, Russia).
He has worked as a researcher at Tomsk State University, the Joint Institute for Nuclear Research, the Institute of Theoretical Physics at the University of Tübingen (Germany), and, since 2017, at the Federico Santa María Technical University and CCTVal. He has been recognized with first place by the Tomsk Region Administration in Education and Science (1995), second prize from JINR in theoretical physics (1998), and as an outstanding referee by the American Physical Society (2019), in addition to being recognized as an outstanding reviewer by the Journal of Physics G: Nuclear and Particle Physics (2016) and by the academic journal Symmetry (2021).
Research and Development Areas:
-Non-local quantum field theory methods for evaluating matrix elements involving bound states of quarks and gluons-hadrons and exotic states
-Development of a Lorentz-covariant and gauge-invariant field-theoretical framework for the study of light, single, double, and triple heavy baryons
-Development of the QCD + QED framework for the study of hadronic atoms
-Development of a quantum field theory approach for the study of hadronic molecules
-Development of the AdS/QCD approximation for the study of mesons, baryons, and exotic states.
