Juan David Vasquez Jaramillo, Ph.D
--B.Sc Electronics Engineering (Universidad Tecnologica de Perira - UTP),
--M.Sc. Electrical Engineering (Universidad Tecnologica de Pereira - UTP),
--Research Intership: Department of Electrical Engineering, Technion - Israel Institute of Technology
--Lic. Phil. (M.Res) Physics (Uppsala Universitet),
--Ph.D in Atomic, Molecular and Condensed Matter Physics (Uppsala Universitet),
--Postdoctoral Scholar: Quantum Transport and Electronic Structure Theory Unit,
Okinawa Institute for Science and Technology (OIST).
--Postdoctoral Scholar - Theoretical Solid State Physics Group, Universidad del Valle.
--Lecturer in Theoretical Physics at the institute of Physics, Universidad de Antioquia.
--Lecturer in Dynamical Systems and Control Theory, Faculty of Engineering, Universidad Tecnologica de Pereira.
--Senior Lecturer In Theoretical Physics, at the Department of Physics and Geology, Universidad de Pamplona.
--Lecturer in Applied Mathematics and Electromagnetic Theory, Universidad Tecnologica de Pereira.
--Postdoctoral Researcher at the Instituto de Fisica Interdisciplinar y de Sistemas Complejos (IFISC - Palma de Mallorca)
--Senior Lecturer, Faculty of Natural Sciences, Universidad Nacional de Colombia.
One hundred years ago, Hendrika Johanna Van Leeuwen, made public Problèmes de la théorie électronique du magnétisme (Problems of the electronic theory of magnetism, published in French published in the European Physical Journal) after having published a thesis with the same name, in dutch, entitled, Vraagstukken uit de electronentheorie van het magnetisme, working under the supervision of Hendrik Antoon Lorentz.
This 2021, between Wednesday December 15-th and Friday December the 17-th, with a series a very nice talks, with highly qualified female scientists, we will remember the 100 years of the publication of H. J. Van Leeuwen influential work, oriented to create visibility and awareness on the role of female scientists.
Note: "Despite the influential contribution of Hendrika Johanna Van Leeuwen's work, it has not been divulged as its deserved, and Dra. Van Leeuwen was never promoted as Professor in her life time at Delft University of Technology"
