Mrs Miroslava Mosso Rojas

I am Miroslava, I was born in Mexico City, in 1993, where I grew up and lived most of my life. I studied the bachelor in Physics at the Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México in Mexico City. I also worked there as a professor's assistant in a couple of courses. I did my thesis work on quantization of nonconservative systems, a topic in Mathematical Physics.

When I finished my studies, I did a summer research stay at The Abdus Salam International Centre for Theoretical Physics, in Trieste, Italy, where I learned about quantum fluctuations generated during inflation.

I then moved to Hamburg, Germany, to continue studying a master's program in Mathematical Physics. My thesis was about superintegrable systems on moduli spaces of flat connections. After having finished my master's studies, I moved back to Mexico for some time, where I started working as an associate professor at the university where I studied. I taught for two semesters a lecture on selected topics on mathematical physics.

I then continued with my PhD studies in Germany, but now in Mainz, where I have been working on topics like 3d supersymmetric gauge theories and their connection with quantum cohomology and quantum K-theory, and arithmetic aspects of the Hasse-Weil zeta function of Calabi-Yau operators.

My mother language is Spanish, I am fluent in English, my level of German is intermediate, and I am learning Finnish little by little. I enjoy writing short stories, poems, and essays about different topics. I like street photography. I am also interested in the cultural and social dimensions of knowledge, particularly in topics related to gender, inequality, migration, and access to education and culture.