Teaching
My priority as a teacher is to help students develop critical thinking skills by creating an active learning environment where everyone feels included stimulate student engagement and reinforcing integration of knowledge. I most recently taught a course on comprehending the organization and operation of cells, highlighting the inherent stochasticity and fluctuations of biological processes such as gene expression, regulation, mutation, and evolution. Through a series of hands-on tutorials, journal club discussions, problem solving exercises sudents acquire skills in the use of mathematical and computational tools, such as: memory-less stochastic models, ode integration, stability analysis of ode systems, and more. Overall, this course includes a broad range of analytical and problem-solving skills, which can be applied to many different fields within the biological sciences.
Experience
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Instructor of record of Foundations in Quantitative Biosciences, Quantitative Biosciences graduate program at Georgia Institute of Technology
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Summer 2022
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Instructor of record Quantitative Foundations of Biological Concepts Serrapilheira/ICTP-SAIFR Training Program in Quantitative Biology and Ecology, Sao Paulo, Brazil.
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Spring 2021
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Graduate teaching assistant Fifth Annual Quantitative Biosciences Hands-on Workshop, Quantitative Biosciences graduate program at Georgia Tech.
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2017-2018
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Graduate teaching assistant Department of Molecular Biology department at the Universidad Autonoma de Madrid
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