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Names: Omar Andres
Lastnames: Zapata Mesa
Emails: ,omazapa@gfif.udea.edu.co
Job: Developer at High Energy Physics Research Group GFIF at Universidad de Antioquia

ACADEMIC EVENTS

Latin America High Performance and Grid Computing - The Abdus Salam International Centre for Theoretical Physics (ICTP)
Scipy Conference 2010 at Austin Texas.
Gtoc5: with Computational Physics and Astrophysics Group (FACom)
Congress on Computational Intelligence (Speaker) 2010. Institución Universitaria Tecnológico Pascual Bravo.
Google Summer of Code 2010.
Google Summer of Code 2012.

COMPLEMENTARY STUDIES

Computational Physics, Physics Institute, Universidad de Antioquia: Teacher Jorge Zuluaga Callejas, PhD.
Advanced Scientific Programming in Python: Teacher Fernando Perez University of California at Berkeley PhD
Orbital Mechanics: Teacher Ricardo Restrepo Msc and Ph.D Student University of Texas at Austin. Aerospatial Engineering.
Computational Numerical Methods:Teacher Jorge Zuluaga Callejas, PhD.

WORK EXPERIENCE

Head Developer Phenomenology of Fundamental Interactions Group (Gfif)http://gfif.udea.edu.co Division of computer science Gfif Developers (GfifDev)
System Manager of Regional Center for Simulation and Advanced Computing (CRESCA), University’s headquarters of research (SIU), Universidad de Antioquia (2009)
Head developer of Computer Science Developer, of Computational Physics and Astrophysics Group (FACom) Univerdiad de Antioquia.
Computer Assistant in the Journal of Physics: Sociedad Colombiana de Física. (2010)
Google Summer of Code 2010 programmer, with the python organization in scipy (Scientific Python) division in the project Ipython (Interactive Python), Mentor: Fernando Perez University of California at Berkeley.
Google Summer of Code 2012 programmer, with the CERN organization in the ROOT team. Mentor: Fons Rademakers CERN.
Teacher/trainer of Scientific Computing in Python http://gfif.udea.edu.co/web/tiki-index.php?page=Extension+Python&structure=gfif+(es)
Software developer in C + + for Orbital Mechanics Group at the University of Texas at Austin, mentored by Dr. Cesar Ocampo.

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