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  • Symbiosis (BIOL 406). Lecturer. Penn State University. In this advanced course, we delved into the significance of symbiotic interactions in nature and explored the unifying concepts that transcend various forms of symbiosis and other species interactions.
  • Basic Concepts and Biodiversity (BIOL 110W). Lab TA. Penn State University. The primary focus in this course was to provide the students with the opportunity for a hands-on experience in the scientific process and to explore the incredible biological diversity of life on Earth. 
  • Population and Communities (BIOL 220W). Lab TA. Penn State University. Throughout this course, we introduced students to the fundamental principles, concepts, patterns, and processes that underpin the dynamics of populations, communities, and ecosystems.
  • Light and Photosynthesis Workshop. Instructor. UNAM and Penn State University. For nearly two decades, this international workshop has explored the effects of light on photosynthesis, energy dynamics, and the adaptive strategies of marine organisms.