Diego Luis González
Diego Luis Gonzalez was born in Buenos Aires, Argentina, in 1951. He developed his scientific career between Argentina and Italy, becoming associated with the Italian National Research Council and with interdisciplinary research involving physics, mathematics, biology, acoustics, and information theory.
Gonzalez studied physics at the National University of La Plata, Argentina, where he completed a Bachelor’s degree in physics in 1981. He continued at the same university and received a Ph.D. in theoretical physics in 1987. His doctoral work concerned synchronization and chaos in nonlinear oscillators, providing the foundation for his later research in nonlinear dynamics and complex systems.
Gonzalez began his professional life as a technician at United States Vitamin Laboratories Argentina from 1969 to 1971. In 1981–1982 he was a fellow of the National Commission for Scientific Research and a contract professor at the National University of Mar del Plata. From 1985 he held a fellowship associated with the Italian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, and from 1989 to 2000 he worked as a researcher for Italy’s National Research Council. His work at the CNR included research at the LAMEL institute in microelectronics and microsystems, followed by interdisciplinary investigations of nonlinear dynamics, chaos, biological systems, genetic information, and acoustics. Around 2000 he worked as an international intern at a theoretical-physics center. He later became associated with the University Ca’ Foscari of Venice and with the Laboratory of Musical and Architectural Acoustics of the CNR–Fondazione Scuola di San Giorgio in Venice. His research has addressed the mathematical structure and evolution of the genetic code, qualitative modelling of biological complex systems, dynamical mechanisms underlying the perception of complex sounds, and applications of nonlinear dynamics to signal processing. His work on pitch perception contributed to the development of a Quasi-Periodic Locked Loop, a circuit designed to model and emulate pitch perception in complex sounds.
Research on the dynamical mechanism responsible for the pitch perception of complex sounds.
Research on the internal mathematical structure of the genetic code.
Development of a qualitative-modelling approach for biological complex systems.
Development of audio applications for digital cinema.
Development of the Quasi-Periodic Locked Loop, a nonlinear circuit and method for modelling and emulating pitch perception in complex sounds.
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2016(Review and theoretical contribution on the mathematical s...)
2009(Research on circular-code properties in protein-coding se...)
2020(Co-authored theoretical study proposing a mathematical fr...)
2012(Single-author article examining the mathematical descript...)
2004(Co-authored research on correlation structures in protein...)
2008(Co-authored study applying parity-sequence analysis to er...)
2006(European patent listing Diego Luis Gonzalez and Alberto M...)
2022Gonzalez is married to Ana Maria Del Carmen Bernat. His parents are Genevieve and Diego. He has children named Juan Diego and Jorge Luis.
