Alejandro G.

As a graduate in Physics and Mathematics, I have built a strong foundation in classical and quantum mechanics, electromagnetism, linear algebra, and differential equations. Throughout my academic journey, I have participated in several research projects, including my Master’s Thesis on topological superconductivity in quantum anomalous Hall systems. These experiences have allowed me to develop solid skills in analytical modeling, numerical simulations (Python, Kwant, SymPy), data analysis, and scientific writing.

I am a curious and driven individual, passionate about understanding the fundamental principles that govern the physical world. I strive to apply my knowledge to real-world challenges, contribute to cutting-edge research, and make a meaningful impact in the scientific community.