Carlos Andrés del Valle Urberuaga is a highly accomplished physicist with a Bachelor of Science in Physics from the National University of Colombia. Throughout his academic journey, he has demonstrated exceptional skills in leadership, scientific thinking, problem-solving, and resilience. Carlos is proficient in various programming languages and tools essential for physics simulation, including C++, Python, MFEM, LAMMPS, and SIESTA. His research interests span diverse areas such as DEM-based modeling, brinicle formation simulation, rotational motion integration algorithms, and black hole dynamics. Carlos actively contributes to the scientific community through publications, presentations, and participation in research projects. He is recognized for his outstanding achievements, including academic awards, scholarships, and contributions to the field of physics.
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Carlos’s research output is characterized by high-quality publications in reputable journals and conferences, demonstrating his impact and influence in the scientific community. His work is cited by peers and collaborators, indicating its relevance and contribution to advancing knowledge in the field of physics.
- Documents: 2
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Education:
Carlos Andrés del Valle Urberuaga earned his Bachelor of Science (BS) degree in Physics from the National University of Colombia. He completed his degree with a GPA of 4.4 out of 5.0, demonstrating his commitment to academic excellence and mastery of physics concepts.
Research Focus:
Carlos focuses on various aspects of computational physics and simulation, including fracture modeling in brittle materials, brinicle formation, rotational motion algorithms, and the dynamics of black holes. His research interests also extend to nanostructured materials, astronomy, astrophysics, and cosmology, reflecting a diverse and interdisciplinary approach to scientific inquiry.
Professional Journey:
Carlos has gained valuable professional experience through internships, teaching, and research assistant roles. His internship at The Institute for Multiscale Simulation in Germany allowed him to contribute to cutting-edge research and publish papers in reputable scientific conferences. As a teacher and research assistant, Carlos has shared his expertise with students and collaborated on projects aimed at advancing our understanding of various physical phenomena.
Honors & Awards:
Carlos has received numerous honors and awards for his academic achievements and contributions to the scientific community. Notable accolades include scholarships, research project presentations, first prizes in national contests, and recognition for his oral presentations at scientific workshops and conferences.
Publications Top Noted & Contributions:
Carlos has made significant contributions to the field of physics through his publications and research contributions. Noteworthy works include his BS thesis on DEM-based fracture modeling, papers on brinicle formation simulation and rotational motion algorithms, and his involvement in book chapters and collaborative projects with fellow researchers.
SPIRAL: An efficient algorithm for the integration of the equation of rotational motion
- Published in Computer Physics Communications, April 2024.
- Contributors: Carlos Andrés del Valle, Vasileios Angelidakis, Sudeshna Roy, José Daniel Muñoz, Thorsten Pöschel.
Motion of spinning particles around black holes
- Presented on arXiv, 2023.
- Contributors: J.M. Ladino, C.A. del Valle, E. Larrañaga.
SPIRAL: An Efficient Algorithm for the Integration of the Equation of Rotational Motion
- Presented on arXiv, 2023.
- Contributors: Carlos Andrés del Valle, Vasileios Angelidakis, Sudeshna Roy, José Daniel Muñoz, Thorsten Pöschel.
Modelling and simulation of brinicle formation
- Published in Royal Society Open Science, October 2023.
- Contributors: Felipe Gómez-Lozada, Carlos Andrés del Valle, Julián David Jiménez-Paz, Boyan S. Lazarov, Juan Galvis.
Research Timeline:
Carlos’s research journey is marked by a series of milestones, including internships, teaching and research assistant roles, participation in scientific events, and the publication of significant research findings. His timeline reflects a progressive trajectory of academic and professional growth, with each experience contributing to his development as a physicist and researcher.
