Gretel Quintero Angulo

I conduct advanced research focused on mathematical modeling of the optical properties of axion-like excitations in topological insulators and dense matter under strong magnetic fields. My work also involves developing analytical and numerical general relativistic models to describe hydrostatic equilibrium in magnetized stars. This combination of cutting-edge research allows me to explore complex phenomena and contribute to our understanding of astrophysical and condensed matter systems.

I focused on modeling of dense matter under strong magnetic fields in astrophysical environments. I shared my findings through presentations at seminars and conferences and by publishing peer-reviewing articles. I supervised Bachelor’s and Master’s thesis students, providing guidance and fostering their academic development. I organized scientific conferences and engaged in outreach activities to disseminate scientific advancements.

I delivered courses in Statistical Physics, Mathematical Methods for Physicists, Mathematical Analysis, and Analytical Geometry, fostering a deep understanding of these subjects among students. I mentored students and young professors, guiding their academic growth and professional development. I evaluated doctoral, master’s, and bachelor’s theses, ensuring high academic standards, and participated in reviewing candidates for Instructor and Assistant Professor positions.

I lectured on Statistical Physics, Mathematical Methods for Physicists\Engineers, Theoretical Mechanics, and Analytical Geometry, sharing my passion for these subjects with students. I designed curricula, planned courses, and developed academic programs to ensure a comprehensive and engaging learning experience. I reviewed Master’s and Bachelor’s theses maintaining high academic standards. I evaluated the performance of assistant students and professors in training, supporting their professional growth.

I completed analytical and numerical modeling of the physics of dense matter under strong magnetic fields in astrophysical environments. I presented my findings at academic conferences and seminars, contributing to meaningful discussions in the field. I authored scientific articles and actively shared scientific advancements to foster collaboration and build connections within the community. These experiences allowed me to combine rigorous research with effective communication and outreach.