Bio
My interest in science was always motivated by the thrill of learning from Nature. While doing my degree in Geophysics I discovered that physics and maths were a way of being in contact with Nature in a very fun way; learning how to link abstract reasoning, models and observations to better understand the would that we live was really fun during those years. During my PhD I decided to combine the tools that I gained with a very personal interest in understanding the uncertainties related to climate change. For me, being able to understand the response of the climate system to human activities and being able to prepare for it is really important. During my postdoc I am focusing on incorporating new analytical tools as well as trying to understand near term predictions. I really enjoy supervision and mentoring, teaching and studying. Outside work I love spending time with friends and family, playing music and doing sports.
Research Interests
I’m interested in how large scale variability and change can influence regional climate. In particular, I am interested in South America because it is the region where I grew up. However, this initial interest has led to a general interest in large scale circulation dynamics of the Southern Hemisphere and its remote drivers, such as tropical modes of variability such as El Nino Southern Oscillation and the Indian Ocean Dipole and the stratosphere.
Curriculum Vitae
Postdoctoral Researcher
Leipzig University, Institute for Meteorology, Germany
Assistant Professor (currently on unpaid leave)
University of Buenos Aires
Doctoral Researcher
University de Buenos Aires, Consejo Nacional de Investigaciones Científicas y Técnicas (CONICET)
Undergraduate Intern
YPF S.A.
Teachers Assistant
National University of La Plata (UNLP)
Degree in Geophysics
National University of La Plata (UNLP)