Workshops · teaching · science communication
Outreach
I enjoy teaching and science communication — especially workshops that help people feel confident using tools that scientists actually use, such as the terminal, Python, and data workflows. Below are a some of the workshops I have had the chance to teach, and I plan to keep growing this side of my work.Trainings & Tutorials
Bash / Shell Workshop
PURSUE Internship at Fermilab
A hands-on introduction to the terminal and practical command-line skills, including
navigation, scripts, and workflows useful for research computing.
- Core commands and scripting mindset
- Reproducible workflows for research
- Focus on “learn by doing” examples
Python Workshop
IRIS-HEP Coding Camp at Puerto Rico
Introductory Python sessions designed for beginners, focused on building confidence,
curiosity, and practical programming skills.
- Basics: variables, loops, functions, and plotting
- Small projects and interactive exercises
- Supportive environment: “no shame questions”
Introduction to ML
IRIS-HEP Coding Camp at Puerto Rico
A beginner-friendly introduction to machine-learning concepts and practical Python tools
for undergraduates interested in data science, physics, and ML.
- Basic ML ideas and vocabulary
- Examples with Python-based tools
- Connection to real scientific workflows