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I was born on Viterbo, a small town nestled in the heart of Colombia's central region, situated within the the renowned 'eje cafetero'-a tri-state area celebrated for its predominant role in Colombian coffee production. I studied Engineering Physics before moving to México to pursue a Master and later, a PhD, on Astrophysics. My thesis studied the early evolution of massive star clusters with semi-analytic and numerical methods and was supervised by the professors Guillermo Tenorio-Tagle, Sergiy Silich and Sergio Martínez González.
I was born on Viterbo, a small town nestled in the heart of Colombia's central region, situated within the the renowned 'eje cafetero'-a tri-state area celebrated for its predominant role in Colombian coffee production. I studied Engineering Physics before moving to México to pursue a Master and later, a PhD, on Astrophysics. My thesis studied the early evolution of massive star clusters with semi-analytic and numerical methods and was supervised by the professors Guillermo Tenorio-Tagle, Sergiy Silich and Sergio Martínez González.
I am interested in the star formation process, from the scale of molecular clouds to the larger galactic-wide scales. In particular, I work to understand the interplay between the massive stars feedback and their formation environment. Is the feedback enough to stop the formation of new stars? or in the contrary, does the stellar feedback triggers further star formation?
As a Theoretical Astrophysicist, I have followed both semi-analytic and numerical methods to study such research questions. I enjoy coding and have developed large codes that are tested and run in large supercomputers.
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In my free time, I enjoy hiking, cycling, running and high-altitude mountaineering .
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