During the UAI Research Week 2024, I had the honor of winning the Best Research Presentation in the Master’s category, competing alongside students from various faculties. This recognition was particularly rewarding as I tackled the challenge of presenting my entirely theoretical DSGE model research through clear visuals and accessible explanations, effectively engaging both academics and peers.

I had the opportunity to present my master’s research on the Macroeconomic Impact of Energy Transition during Session 35: Central Bank of Chile - Macroeconomic Implications of Climate Change, as part of the annual meeting of Chilean economists. I shared insights on how Chile's energy transition affects GDP, inflation, and productivity. This experience provided a platform to discuss renewable energy policies and connect with experts from leading institutions.