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PhD in Physics | Quantum Systems & Python Simulation | Physics SME | Remote Scientific Programming

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Scientific Experience ► Quantum Biology ► Open Quantum Systems Theory ► Quantum Information I studied a photosynthetic organism called green sulfur bacteria, which possesses a pigment-protein complex known as FMO. This complex maintains quantum coherence and quantum correlations between its pigments, enabling energy transfer with nearly 100% quantum efficiency. I developed a novel method to measure these quantum correlations and identified the pigments that enhance energy transport efficiency within the FMO complex. My research revealed the essential role of these quantum correlations in energy transfer. ► Molecular cloning ► Viral transduction techniques ► Nucleocytoplasmic transport I investigated the nuclear accumulation of Gpn1 in human cells. Gpn1 is a protein conserved across various species and crucial for cell growth. By fusing the Gpn1 gene with a fluorescent protein (Gpn1-EYFP) and integrating it into the cellular genome using a retroviral vector, I observed its accumulation in the nucleus under a confocal microscope after treatment with Leptomycin B. This highlighted that Gpn1 accumulates in the nucleus via simple diffusion rather than active transport mechanisms. Programming Experience ► NumPy • Matplotlib • Scikit-learn • Pandas • SciPy • SymPy • QuTip I have developed proficiency in scientific programming and data analysis, leveraging Python to create computational solutions for quantum dynamics projects involving ordinary differential equations and linear algebra. I have also received recent training in Machine Learning techniques, including classification and regression models. Teaching Experience ► I have instructed 9 different physics courses across 10 academic programs, leading instructional activities for approximately 1000 students over 7.5 years ► The success of my efforts is reflected in my students' academic performance, as well as in my quarterly evaluations, where I consistently achieve an average score above the university mean of 4.83 out of 5. ► Undergraduate-level Academic Programs: Bachelor's in Physics • Nanotechnology and Molecular Engineering • Mechanical Engineering • Industrial Engineering • Robotics and Telecommunications Engineering • Food Industries Engineering • Mechatronics Engineering • Civil Engineering• Chemical Engineering ► Graduate-level Academic Programs: Master's in Materials Physics ► Theoretical Courses: Mechanics • Electromagnetism • Modern Physics • Quantum Mechanics • Quantum Biology ► Experimental Courses: Mechanics • Electromagnetism • Heat-Waves-Fluids • Modern Physics

Subject Matter Expertise

• ☆ Molecular Biology
• ☆ Molecular Cloning
• ☆ Cell Biology
• ☆ Biophysics
• ☆ Quantum Mechanics
• ☆ Applied Mathematics
• ☆ Differential Equations
• ☆ Cell Culture
• ☆ Python
• ☆ LaTex
• ☆ Scikit-learn
• ☆ Hypothesis
• ☆ Peer Review
• ☆ Instructional Webinars
• ☆ Skills Training
• ☆ Technical & Scientific Writing
• ☆ Manuscript & Journal Article Writing

Services

• Writing
• Research
• Consulting
• Data & AI

Writing Technical Writing

Research Scientific and Technical Research

Consulting Scientific and Technical Consulting

Data & AI Algorithm Design-ML

Work Experience

Adjunct Physics Professor

Universidad de las Américas - Puebla

January 2019 - Present

Education

Ph.D. (Physics)

El Centro de Investigación Científica y de Educación Superior de Ensenada, Baja California

April 2013 - May 2020

Certifications

• Certification details not provided.

Publications

JOURNAL ARTICLE

Moisés Chávez-Huerta, Fernando Rojas (2022). Environment-assisted quantum discord in the chromophores network of light-harvesting complexes . Quantum Information Processing.

M. Chávez-Huerta, F. Rojas (2020). Local quantum uncertainty as a robust metric to characterize discord-like quantum correlations in subsets of the chromophores in photosynthetic light-harvesting complexes . Revista Mexicana de Física.