As one of few AfroLatinX women to graduate from St. Mary’s University with a Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering and Applied Physics and the second to graduate with a PhD in Physics from Syracuse University, Dr. Esquivel understands traversing spaces as the only and has a very personal recognition of the importance of equity, diversity and inclusion in the #STEAM space. Her areas of expertise include:
Science is for all
Dr. Esquivel values the importance of inclusive science communication
Keynotes, colloquia, plenaries...
Dr. Esquivel has the
vulnerability necessary to make #STEAM accessible
Dr. Esquivel’s superpower is being relatable, accessible, and authentic. She has honed a skill mostly overlooked in the #STEM field, the art of Science Communication. Her vulnerability of discussing hard topics like the issues faced throughout her education allows for people to see the humanity behind the science.
Dr. Esquivel understands the importance of storytelling and is able to weave her story while talking about the complicated and innovative physics she encounters everyday, intertwining the two and making it that much more enticing! Dr. Esquivel loves particle physics, data science, and science communication and looks forward to partnering with you to share her passion with you!
#BlackGirlMagic
“If you can’t support me or you can’t endorse me, get out of my way. ”
If/Then Ambassadorship
If we support a woman in STEM Then she can change the world!
If/Then® wants to advance women in science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) by empowering current innovators and inspiring the next generation of STEM pioneers. As part of the 125 women selected, Dr. Esquivel embodies and advances this mission by:
Let's Learn
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physics and outreach Dr. Esquivel does
Research Interests
Thesis Topic
Muon/pion Separation using Convolutional Neural Networks
Research Interests
Thesis Topic
Muon/pion Separation using Convolutional Neural Networks
MicroBooNE
A Liquid Argon Time Projection Chamber
The first U.S. based LArTPC looking for pesky subatomic particles called neutrinos
MicroBooNE
A Liquid Argon Time Projection Chamber
The first U.S. based LArTPC looking for pesky subatomic particles called neutrinos
Muon g-2
A big ol' magnet, a probe to new physics
The Muon g-2 experiment is tasked with measuring the precession rate of muons to 0.14 parts per million. An inconsistency between theory and experiment points to an incomplete Standard Model
Muon g-2
A big ol' magnet, a probe to new physics
The Muon g-2 experiment is tasked with measuring the precession rate of muons to 0.14 parts per million. An inconsistency between theory and experiment points to an incomplete Standard Model
Community Engagement
From middle school to ``The Hill`` and everything in between
Science communication and community engagement is at the pinnacle of Dr. Esquivel's passions
Community Engagement
From middle school to ``The Hill`` and everything in between
Science communication and community engagement is at the pinnacle of Dr. Esquivel's passions
Representation Matters
A snapshot of Dr. Esquivel
On the Jam TV advertising the community engagement event and partnership at Wakandacon
t-SNE data visualization of the Convolutional Neural Network used to separate subatomic particle profiles in MicroBooNE
Installing Data Acquisition tools in the Muon g-2 experiment hall for the Kicker Subsystem
Let's Connect
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“You make Progress by implementing Ideas.” –Shirley Chisholm
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