With almost ten years of research experience in academia, I am a passionate and dedicated PhD student in Computer Science at the University of Ottawa. My fields of expertise are Temporal Networks and Graph Theory, and I have developed and implemented several novel algorithms for solving complex problems in those domains. I have also acquired strong skills in Python programming, algorithm design and data analysis, which I use to support my research and teaching activities. As a teaching assistant, I have facilitated the learning and development of hundreds of undergraduate students, by providing clear and engaging tutorials, assignments, and feedback. As a researcher, I have contributed to multiple publications in prestigious journals and conferences, and collaborated with experts from different institutions and disciplines. My mission is to advance the knowledge and applications of temporal networks. I am always eager to learn new things, explore new challenges, and share my insights and experiences with others.