Juan Gomez
- Program Year: 2
- Academic Institution: Harvard University
- Field of Study: Information Theory / Machine Learning
- Academic Advisor: Flavio Calmon
- Practicum(s): Practicum Not Yet Completed
- Degree(s):
B.S. Physics, California Institute of Technology, 2020
Publications
W. Alghamdi, S. Asoodeh, F. P. Calmon, J. F. Gomez, O. Kosut, L. Sankar, and F. Wei, "The saddle-point accountant for differential privacy," 2022. [Online]. Available: https://arxiv.org/abs/2208.09595Wang, Y., Lee, P.A., Silevitch, D.M., Gomez F. et al. Antisymmetric linear magnetoresistance and the planar Hall effect. Nat Commun 11, 216 (2020). https://doi.org/10.1038/s41467-019-14057-6
Gomez F. October 2018, Odd-Parity Magnetoresistance, Oral presentation given at Caltech SURF Seminar Day, Pasadena, CA
Gomez F. November 2018, New Odd-Parity Angular Dependence in the Magnetoresistance of Common Rare-Earth Magnets, Oral presentation given at the MMUF National conference at UCLA, LA, CA
Gomez F. May 2018, Exploring a Pockels Cell's Use as a High Frequency Voltage Controlled Waveplate, Oral presentation given at Caltech Alumni Weekend, Pasadena, CA
Gomez F. January 2018, Exploring a Pockels Cell's Use as a High Frequency Voltage Controlled Waveplate, Oral presentation given at the Perpall Speaking Competition Finals, Pasadena, CA
Gomez F. October 2017, Exploring a Pockels Cell's Use as a High Frequency Voltage Controlled Waveplate, Oral presentation given at Caltech SURF Seminar Day, Pasadena, CA
Awards
Goldwater Scholar, April 2019For my research involving the observation of odd-parity magneto-resistance in industrial magnets, I was one of two Caltech students who were nominated and subsequently won the Goldwater Scholarship.
Featured in BreakThrough Caltech, August 2018
For my research and impact on the Caltech and Pasadena community, my story was featured in Breakthrough Caltech, a magazine that features promising scholars who also are leaders in the Caltech community.
Link: https://breakthrough.caltech.edu/magazine/2018-aug/#article-A-Quantum-Life-
Mellon Mays Undergraduate Fellow, March 2018
For my academic achievement and research with Hsieh Lab, I became one of eight MMUF fellows in Caltech.
Perpall SURF Speaking Competition Finalist, January 2018
For the clarity and conciseness of my presentation of my SURF project in Hsieh Lab, I was awarded second place in the Perpall Speaking Competition, a Caltech competition which features 550 students presenting their summer work in front of a panel of judges.