Teaching

At the University of Chile (FCFM), where I have taught since 2016, I rotate among several courses: Quantum Mechanics (my current course), Introduction to Physics, Quantum Transport, Introduction to Solid State Physics, Introduction to Modern Physics, and an introductory course on graphene and topological insulators. This teaching was recognized with the University’s Best Teacher Award (Mejor Docente, 2020 & 2021).

I started teaching in 1999, during the last year of my Physics degree, and have taught ever since at undergraduate and graduate levels in Argentina, France, Germany, and Chile — courses in Physics, Mathematics, and Materials Science for students of Physics, Chemistry, Materials Science, Computer Science, and Engineering, and graduate courses on solid state physics, quantum transport, and molecular electronics.

Open course materials

• Santiago School of Physics 2025 — lecture notes and slides on topological states in condensed matter.
• From graphene to topological insulators — a full video course on YouTube.
• Mecánica Cuántica 1 (2010) — archived course resources: visualization tools, code, and readings (in Spanish).
• Introducción a la Teoría de Sólidos (2010) — archived course resources and bibliography (in Spanish).