Despacho: 443. Facultad de Ciencias Matemáticas UCM.
email: guillermo_sanchez∂ucm.es (where ∂ stands for @).
Currently I am Profesor Ayudante (Assistant Professor) at the Universidad Complutense de Madrid.
I did my PhD in UCM and ICMAT under the supervission of Luis Giraldo (UCM) and Francisco Presas (ICMAT). It was about h-principles for Holomorphic Partial Differential Relations and you can find it here.
Before that, I studied a master degree in pure mathematis whose final project was about Donaldson's asymptotically holomorphic theory and symplectic submanifolds that you can find here (in Spanish).
If you want to know more about the things I have done, you can download my CV here.
My research interests are centered on the h–principle theory broadly defined. I am particularly intrigued by its applications to symplectic and contact topology/geometry and complex/algebraic geometry.
Furthermore I am also interested in Donaldson's asymtotically holomorphic theory and differential topology and I am always happy to learn some new mathematics/phisics/science of (almost) any kind.