Welcome to my mini-space in the cyber-space!

I am an astrophysicist - I have a Masters degree (MSc) in Astronomy, and I am a Dr. Candidate in Astronomy by National Autonomous University of Mexico.

I am also an active member of the eBOSS and DESI collaborations. I work with the biggest 3D maps of the Universe made in the history of humanity! I work particularly with the intergalactic medium and its metallicity (the chemical composition of the gas that is spread among galaxies).

I am also a Science communicator. I collabore with several outreach projects in Mexico, and serve in DESI with Education and Public Outreach projects.

For service in Lyman-α Forest working group, as co-chair of the brand new Early Carreer Scientist committee for 2.5 years, Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion liaison, Meetings Committee liaison, and contributions in Education and Public Outreach committees, I have been awarded with the Builder Status in the DESI Collaboration.

II received an Honorary Mention and earned a nomination for the "Alfonso Caso" medal for academic merit in recognition of my research conducted during my MSc in Astronomy and Thesis Defense.

Outside the academic world, I have hobbies and I enjoy doing many things.

I am a passionate dancer, initially immersing myself in the vibrant world of Mexican Folkloric dances. However, a health condition prompted me to explore new avenues. This led me to the captivating realm of Middle Eastern dances, where I joyfully expressed myself for several years. As my journey unfolded, I delved into improvisational formats and fusions. During the sanitary emergency I started learning Improv Team Sync (ITS) and I am starting to venture into the world of Fat Chance Belly Dance (FCBD®). These disciplines have empowered me to cultivate my unique artistic language, allowing me to convey my emotions and experiences authentically.

I am also a semiprofessional photographer. My journey began with formal education during my undergraduate studies with a year dedicated to scientific photography. I later took photographic genres and creative photography courses that enriched my skills and artistic vision. This experience nurtured my intuition to engage with instruments for astronomical research.