Graduates
Usually I guide students from their research proposal to the final delivery of their thesis defense.
Being advised by me you can expect:
- A monthly meeting to work on and go over your research proposal
- A weekly meeting to look at and talk about your research progress once you start
- A bi-weekly revision of any additional documents you need me to comment and/or modify (with change control)
- Constructive comments on both your work and how you present it. I value comprehensive content, structured presentation and visualization equally.
- A co-authored indexed journal article publication showing the valuable results of the study within the next two years
Undergraduates
Resources for young researchers
The following material can be of interest if you are performing research or working on your thesis.
An AI assistant.
A research assistant using language models like GPT-4 to automate parts of researchers’ workflows.
A website.
Researcher academy: Free e-learning modules developed by global experts to guide you on your research journey.
An app.
Notion: An online centralized workspace to manage information, teams, projects and docs.
A visual search engine for papers.
A Knowledge Map presents you with a topical overview for your search query based on the 100 most relevant documents matching your query.
A bot.
SaveToNotion: A bot to save your favorite tweets and threads to your Notion Workspace.
A book.
Patiño Díaz, G. A. (2007). Citas y referencias bibliográficas (Segunda edición.). Pontificia Universidad Javeriana.
Graduate advised thesis
Undergraduate advised integrated projects
Last updated: @December 9, 2022