PhD Student in Astrophysics at Institute for Computational Cosmology, Durham University and at the European Southern Observatory
I am a Chilean astrophysicist currently pursuing my PhD at the Institute for Computational Cosmology, Durham University. I am also spending a year at the European Southern Observatory as part of a studentship program.
You can contact me either in English or Spanish. I'm always open to discuss about my research, outreach activities, or any other topic related to astrophysics.
I'm interested in studying dwarf galaxies to understand about the nature of dark mater through the use of hydrodynamical simulations. In the past I've also studied the possibility of primordial black holes as dark matter candidates, as part of my master thesis. You can find a list of my publications here.
Sharing my passion for science with others is something I truly enjoy. I've been involved in a variety of outreach activities, from giving talks to school students to participating in public events. I believe that making science accessible and engaging is important for everyone, no matter their background. If you're interested in collaborating on outreach projects or would like me to take part in an event, please feel free to get in touch!