Dr. Alejandro Puga

I study my degree in the Academic Unit of Physics. He completed his master's degree at the University of Texas at El Paso in experimental nuclear physics. His master's thesis project was completed at the Thomas Jefferson National Accelerator Facility in Newport News, Virginia (USA). He completed his PhD at Texas Christian University in Fort Worth, Tx, USA, in the area of quantum chaos. He was a member of the TCU Statistical Physics and Nonlinear Dynamics Group (TCU Physics Department). He has taken more than 15 courses at the Santa Fe Institute, New Mexico, USA. He participated in the New England Complex Systems Institute summer school in 2024, completing the program. He worked with Stephen Wolfram's group on the stopping problem for a BusyBeaver at Wolfram's 2020 summer school. He has audited two courses at C3 (UNAM Center for Complexity Sciences). He has presented papers at international and national conferences. He has recently published two popular articles in the area of complexity and scientific articles. He gave a talk at TEDx on algorithmic complexity. He collaborates with Dr. Héctor Zenil of the Oxford Immune Algorithmics and is a collaborator of the Algorithmic Dynamics Lab at the Center for Molecular Medicine, Karolinska Institute, Stockholm, Sweden. He is a member of the Mexican Physical Society and the Institute of Physics of the United Kingdom.