The opportunity to advice, teach, work with, and inspire undergraduate and graduate students is my main motivation to pursue a career in academia. Gaining strong expertise in the fields of earth sciences through my Ph.D. at UC Irvine is an opportunity to share my current knowledge and my passion for research to students. Education is probably one of the most important part of our society and I strongly believe that providing the young mind and the public a strong scientific knowledge will contribute to create a better and more resilient society.
Here are some example of my teaching experiences:
1. Courses
CEE 3305 – Fluid Mechanics, Texas Tech University
Peer-review course activity – Carleton College’s Teaching Computation in the Sciences
Peer-review course activity – Carleton College’s Teaching Computation in the Sciences
Peer-review course activity – Carleton College’s Teaching Computation in the Sciences
2. Workshop
- Workshop, UC Berkeley, CA. “Scientific data analysis and visualization using Tableau”. 2017
3. Outreach
- Short course on climate change in September 2019. Funded by UC-Irvine’s Global Connect program. 2019
Short course, Newport Harbor High School, Newport Beach, CA
- Truckee Earth Day Festival. April 2019, Truckee, CA. Short workshop on climate change and its impact on local hydrology. 2019. Link to the annoucement
Education workshop at the Truckee Earth Day
- Google Earth Engine app to visualize the change of air pollution during Covid19 lockdowns. Earth Day 2020
