jaime redondo-yuste

I had a great time as a teaching assistant for the following courses at the University of Copenhagen:

Analytical Mechanics (Fall 2023), with Poul Henrik Damgaard.
Numerical methods for Physics (Summer 2023), with Julius Bier Kirkegaard.
Computational Ocean and Atmosphere Dynamics (Spring 2023), with Markus Jochum.

What the students say...

These are some of the comments I received from anonymous feedback forms filled by students in the courses I TA'ed:

Jaime is without doubt the best TA i've had while studying physics. He's engaged, and has a very clear way of explaining something in an understandable manner.
A lovely instructor who nearly managed to make the sometimes gruesome problems fun to solve qith great insights into the course material and connecting themes.
Super dygtigt til at hjælpe, og viste altid ting der kunne forbedre og optimere

I believe it is important, necessary, and fun to engage with the general public, and share some outputs of our research.
In particular, I feel very strongly about the possibilities of the interaction between arts and fundamental science. Ask me about the black hole piano, and I'll talk for hours!
I am still a newbie in this field. Therefore, I hope the following list grows in the near future. If you have any cool ideas, please get in touch!

Together with Anna Brandenberger, Anna Knorr, Shawn Skelton, and Manu Srivastava, our pitch Simulating the Future through Science Fiction was awarded the winner of the PSI 15th Anniversary Reunion Pitch Competition.
I was the runner up of the Nordic Science Slam in March 2024. In the (in)famouts Studenterhuset I declaimed a ballad about the birth and death of a black hole.

Teaching

What the students say...

Outreach