Teaching has enabled me to gain a deeper understanding of the fundamental underpinnings of the subject matter. As such I believe it is an integral park of being a researcher.

University courses

I currently teach the graduate course on classical electrodynamics at the University of groningen. This course is attended by Physics and Astronomy graduate students and some students from engineering and mathematics departments.

As a PhD student, I was twice the Teaching assistant for a graduate course called Statistical Signal Processing. I taught the practical applications part of the course, and in the process, developed problem sets and projects. A (somewhat old and dated) website with problem sets can be found here.

I have also been a guest lecturer for two graduate level courses during my time at Caltech: (a) High energy astrophysics, and (b) the interstellar medium. Here I typically handled 1-2 lectures per semester and focussed on a particular sub-topic within the course such as Fast Radio Bursts, Interstellar scintillation. Some day, I will type out my handwritten notes and post them here.

During my master's I was the teaching assistant for a Microwave Engineering course at the University of Massachusetts, Amhert, for which I won an outstanding teaching assistant award.

Data processing courses

I taught the LOFAR data processing school to stduents in Sofia, Bulgaria in May 2023. Here are the notes from my lectures including code blocks. This should form a nice introduction to LOFAR data processing. I also gave lectures on the basics of radio ionterferometry. Here are my slides from the lectures.