A Subject I enjoyed studying this semester

Hi everyone, today we're going to talk about numbers because  one of my favorite subjects this semester was introduction to calculus. In this subject, the teachers uploaded the classes to "u-cursos", and one can see them at any time, one can even go back if one did not understand something, around 10 am on Monday, the seminars are held, with Professor Castro, classes where mainly context and complicated exercises are done.
Some of the contents we have seen in this subject are Limits, Trigonometry, Functions and Derivatives. These contents are difficult, because they mix many mathematical terms and explode your head (figuratively).


It is difficult to explain why I like this subject, maybe because I have always been good at mathematics and learning it is not difficult. It could even be because of the contents I have learned in this subject, which have high degrees of difficulty, but understanding them leaves them in their simplicity. It can also be because of how the teacher explains and chooses exercises with my career area.

Explaining why I like this subject is like counting the stars, there is no end to it.

An Expert on my field

I can't say that I admire anyone in my field of work, because I'm just a first-year university student and I don't know much about the professors and professionals in my career. But if I had to choose a professional, it would be Dante Miranda, a biochemist at the "Universidad de Chile".
 Little can I say about his life, I know that he is a great professional, when he was a student, I know that they gave him a red, for giving the answers to the girl he liked (this story was told by him in a class), since he was young, he has been interested in biochemistry in the area of neuroscience. The main reason I chose to talk about Dante Miranda, is because I always liked the scientific area in which he works, which is neuroscience, a super fundamental and difficult area to work in, and I liked to learn from his work with NK cells (as soon as he told me something about his work with NK cells, I started reading about them and learned a lot from all his research).
Apart from the classes he gives me, I have had few spaces to share with him, but he has always been a good teacher and a good scientist.

You can see him in the attached picture, he is the man on the left side.