Joan Aitor Austrich Olivares

Provided AI training in Mathematics and Physics, contributing to the development of AI models. Applied expertise in STEM fields to enhance AI learning capabilities.

Delivered lectures for Advanced Calculus courses, guiding students through complex mathematical concepts. Developed and presented course material to foster student comprehension and engagement.

Taught Linear Algebra to undergraduate students, ensuring a strong foundational understanding of the subject. Prepared and delivered engaging lessons to facilitate effective learning.

Provided teaching assistance for the Master's level Classical Mechanics course. Supported students in understanding advanced concepts and problem-solving techniques.

Assisted in teaching Electromagnetism II, providing support to students and faculty. Helped clarify complex topics and facilitated practical exercises.

Maintained and managed computing laboratory equipment, ensuring smooth operation for research and academic activities. Provided technical support to users and resolved system issues.

Served as a Teaching Assistant for Relativity courses, guiding students through fundamental principles. Assisted in grading assignments and providing one-on-one support.

Assisted in teaching Quantum Mechanics, helping students grasp complex theoretical concepts. Facilitated discussions and provided additional explanations for challenging topics.

Provided teaching assistance for the Relativity course during the Winter Semester. Supported students in understanding key concepts and problem-solving techniques.

Currently pursuing a PhD in Physics with an expected completion in July 2025. The doctoral thesis focuses on 'Geometric and algebraic methods in Quantum Information Theory', supervised by Dr. Je David Vergara Oliver at ICN, UNAM.

Obtained a Master of Science Degree in Theoretical Physics. The master's thesis was titled 'The exceptional superconformal algebra D(2,1,α): Construction of supermultiplets via nilpotence varieties and harmonic superspace', under the supervision of Dr. Johannes Walcher.

Completed a Bachelor of Science Degree in Physics, with a thesis on 'Instantons in Polymeric Harmonic Oscillator and the Polymeric Cosmology'. The research was supervised by Dr. Je David Vergara Oliver at ICN, UNAM.