I am currently working on my PhD thesis about studying the structure and evolution of the Milky Way and its satellites. Specifically, I am interested in characterizing the chemical evolution of the Sagittarius Dwarf Spheroidal Galaxy.
Current position: PhD student
Projects:
My main project focuses on studying the chemical evolution of the Sagittarius dwarf spheroidal galaxy. Using spectroscopic analysis, I aim to investigate its stellar populations to trace their history and examine the role of interactions with the Milky Way. Additionally, I utilize stellar spectroscopy and chemical abundance analysis to study Galactic stellar populations, aiming to understand their history and evolution through techniques such as chemical clocks and age calibration methods.
Highlights:
- I am an active member of the Pristine Survey and the Gaia Benchmark Star Collaboration-
- I participated in the ESO studentship program and a studentship at the Nordic Optical Telescope, where I worked as a student support astronomer.-
- My PhD is funded by an ANID scholarship.
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Extracurricular activities:
I am very keen on outdoor activities, such as trekking and climbing. I am interested in outreach activities that can put me in contact with realities other than academic ones (such as schools or other cultural environments).