Luis E. Sánchez-González

I am a physicist working at the intersection of condensed matter physics, quantum materials, and semiconductor technologies. I hold an M.Sc. in Physics from the Universidad Autónoma de Baja California (UABC), where I worked in the Quantum Transport and Optical Phenomena research group under the supervision of Prof. Ramón Carrillo-Bastos.

My research focuses on the electronic, optical, and topological properties of low-dimensional quantum materials, combining analytical methods and numerical simulations. My work includes graphene and Dirac materials, Kekulé-modulated systems, quantum geometry, and topological phenomena. Currently, I work in the field of semiconductor engineering and characterization, with interests spanning electronic materials, semiconductor devices, data acquisition, and computational modeling. I am particularly interested in the connection between fundamental physics and emerging quantum technologies. I am also passionate about physics education, scientific programming, and science communication. I develop computational tools and educational materials using Python and C/C++, and I enjoy teaching physics and mathematics from both conceptual and computational perspectives. My broader interests include quantum materials, semiconductor physics, quantum technologies, computational physics, and physics education. 🔬 Quantum Materials · ⚛️ Condensed Matter · 💡 Semiconductors · 🧑‍🏫 Physics Education · 💻 Computational Physics · 📢 Science Communication