Juan Curcio

At Fundación Quántitas, I analyzed statistical data and prepared reports for governmental and private institutions, including large-scale educational data projects.

My background in Quantitative Psychology began with experimental research and statistical modeling to understand human behavior. As a Doctoral Research Fellow at CONICET, I designed and conducted controlled experiments with human participants and analyzed structured datasets.

I'm currently developing BeStat, a platform for data analysis, and TeMa, an AI-powered educational platform that answers students' questions and assesses their knowledge. Through these projects, I work with Python, Django, databases, APIs, machine learning, and application deployment.

I also teach Bioinformatics and Psychostatistics I & II at Instituto Universitario Italiano de Rosario, focusing on statistical analysis and quantitative methodologies. At Universidad Nacional de Rosario - UNR, I teach undergraduate courses on contemporary psychological theories and historical schools of psychology.