Arturo Sánchez Pineda
I am Arturo Sánchez Pineda: physicist, infrastructure leader and educator. I contributed to the Higgs discovery with ATLAS and served as an ATLAS TDAQ system administrator at CERN. Today I lead IT infrastructure at INAIT, co-founded and co-coordinate the Creative Commons chapters in Venezuela and Switzerland, run CoAfina for the Americas and build programmes that connect people to science. I work in Spanish, English, French and Italian.
Venezuelan. Based in Switzerland.
The whole record
Science, work, community and the life around them, placed in time. Hover or tap a point to see what it was. The lines show how one thing led to another.
ScienceWorkCommunityWriting and life
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Each point opens the story, the repository or the public record behind it.
Selected work
Projects that bring research, engineering, education and public service together.
Teaching in Venezuela · ATLAS article, 2018 · ATLAS Experiment © CERN
ATLAS Open Data · 2016–2020
ATLAS Open Data brought real collision data into classrooms and onto ordinary computers. I helped develop the platform and lead the work around it.
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The Open Data storyWork
Reliable platforms, sound decisions and clear ownership make demanding work possible.
Inside this story1 diagram1 timeline5 resources
Explore this workCommunity
Students, open data, and collaboration across Latin America. A continuing project with a story for each edition.
Inside this story1 diagram1 timeline4 numbers8 resources
CoAfinaBuilt, published, kept
The things themselves, with a link to each. This is a selection; the archive lists every record with its sources.
Pages and tools people can open today.
Code and documentation, in the open.
Papers, reports and institutional pages that document the work.
Where this happened
Each stop opens a chapter: what I was doing there, who was around, and what I carried to the next place. The first chapter is a single word from Táchira.
Start with that wordA piece of the person
My grandmother’s advice, in one word. A small part of my story that belongs here alongside the science.
The story behind the wordJournal
Ideas I’m working on, things I’ve written, and questions still open.
An independent project about power, evidence and the consequences of international decisions.
A research programme about history-dependent responses, competing explanations and what another measurement could tell us.
Research in developmentA student in Argentina, an examining committee in Caracas, and her supervisor in Geneva.
Get in touch
A scientific question, an infrastructure challenge, a shared project, or a story we have in common. I’d like to hear it.