Elisa Lanciotti
Physics Teacher at Département de l'instruction publique, de la formation et de la jeunesse (DIP), Etat de Genève
Geneva, Geneva, Switzerland
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Top SchoolElisa Lanciotti is a physics and mathematics teacher in Geneva with 16 years of experience combining classroom instruction and technical support for large scientific computing projects. She transitioned from hands-on roles at CERN and PIC—where she developed and integrated grid services for LHC experiments—to secondary education, bringing deep expertise in scientific software, data analysis, and system support into her pedagogy. At CERN she contributed as a support engineer and back-end developer, notably improving resource monitoring tools in the DIRAC Grid project and working on Python database code, a background that informs her practical, technology-rich teaching style. Fluent in translating complex quantitative concepts for diverse student audiences, she holds a PhD in Physics and advanced didactics training from the University of Geneva, which underpins her evidence-based approach to teaching.
16 years of coding experience
2 years of employment as a software developer
Maîtrise universitaire en enseignement secondaire (MASE) pour la discipline: PHYSIQUE, Education, Master, Maîtrise universitaire en enseignement secondaire (MASE) pour la discipline: PHYSIQUE, Education, Master at University of GenevaPhD, Physics, PhD, Physics at Universidad Complutense de Madriddegree in Physics, degree in Physics at universita di Bologna
Italian, Spanish, English, French
Github Skills (6)
python10
grid10
grids10
distributed-computing10
workflow-management8
resource-management8
Programming languages (1)
Github contributions (1)
DIRACGrid/DIRAC
Mar 2010 - Feb 2012
DIRAC Grid
Role in this project:
Back-end Developer
Back-end DeveloperContributions:30 commits in 2 years
Contributions summary:Elisa primarily contributed to the `ResourceStatusSystem` component of the DIRAC Grid project. Their work involved modifying and adding functionality to the `GGUSTicketsClient` and `GOCDBClient` classes, including retrieving ticket information, generating statistics, and providing URLs for downtime. These changes suggest a focus on improving the tools used to monitor and manage resources within the grid environment. Additionally, the user worked on database-related code in the `DataManagementSystem` using Python.
griddiracdistributed-computinginterwareworkflow-management
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