Dr. Genessis Perez

Postdoctoral researcher in Robotics: Human-Robot interaction in industrial and personal robots. ROS developer.

PhD research on theoretical physics. I work building predictive models of physics and mathematics, and program these ideas within a Monte Carlo Simulation tool (VBFNLO). Yearly reports of results and goals, independent work within a the Monte Carlo collaboration. Main programming language: Fortran and Mathematica.

Virtual Reality Project from the Institute for Information Management in Engineering, KIT. Simulation and supervision of the physics behind the model (Solar System), using Python (PolyVr) and Blender. Cooperation with collaborators from different technical fields.

Master Internship in theoretical physics. • Study of theoretical models for particle physics. • Data analyses using Python and C++. Comparison and optimization of different programs used to analyse the experimental data.

Monte Carlo simulations for the ATLAS experiment at CERN in collaboration with Lund University, Sweden. "Fast Simulations" implementation and analysis for the detectors at the experiment. Understanding of the physical response of materials and how to simulate them, for different components of the Large Hadron Collider (LHC). Programming in C++ and ROOT. International environment and experience, having regular meetings to discuss code development and results.

Theoretical particle physics and computational physics.

Theoretical and applied particle and nuclear physics.

Physics. One year exchange studies at Lund University, Sweden with studies in theoretical nuclear physics and experimental particle physics.