I consider myself an open-minded, exploratory person, eager to learn from the best. I'm finishing my undergraduate studies and plan to pursue a career as a professor and researcher with a doctorate (I don't have a specific location yet, either in Argentina or abroad). So this trip would greatly help me establish contacts, get to know a new country, learn about its culture, improve my language skills, and travel, which is one of the things I love most.

I'm from a town of 8,000 people in an agricultural region of Argentina. There's no scientific culture in the area, and I want to show people that science isn't what movies and news report. We're not crazy people estranged from society; we're hardworking people who, day after day, make progress for all of humanity. We live normal lives, play sports, socialize, and travel.

I already had my first experience abroad for two months, in Rio de Janeiro, a city I fell in love with and where I wouldn't rule out pursuing a scientific career. My acquaintances were amazed by the possibilities my degree offers, and with this conference in Hong Kong, I want to reinforce my belief in how incredible science is.

Marcos Miguel Origlia-Facultad de Matemática, Astronomía, Física y Computación - FaMAF

Ivan Ezequiel Angiono-Facultad de Matemática, Astronomía, Física y Computación - FaMAF

I'm still a master's student, so I don't have a final project or any publications.
However, I'm already delving deeper and beginning research with Marcos Origlia on Lie Groups and Algebras; Kalher, semi-Kalher, and hyper-Kalher manifolds; Killing forms; and nilpotent Lie Groups. These are topics Marcos has spent several years studying, researching, and writing papers on.
During my time in Brazil, I was also interested in probability and statistics on manifolds, Riemmannian geometry, minimal surfaces in Rn, and applications of all the aforementioned topics.
Something I also plan to do, along with my math work, is disseminate science from all fields and create travel and food vlogs.