Exploring the fundamental nature of the universe through advanced statistical methods and large-scale structure observations.
I was born and raised in El Salvador, where I spent most of my early years before moving to Montpellier, France in 2013 to study Physics. I received my BSc. in Fundamental Physics in 2016 and MSc. in Particle Physics and Cosmology in 2018. My PhD thesis focused on the phenomenology of several extensions of the ΛCDM model, under the supervision of Prof. David Polarksi.
When I am not doing research, I spend most of my time outdoors, or playing/listening to music. I also enjoy cooking and spending time with friends and family.
My research interests lie at the intersection between theory and observations, with a particular interest in the development and applications of advanced statistical methods, with the primary goal of testing the main assumptions underpinning modern Cosmology.
Analysis of cosmic structure formation and evolution using data from DESI and other major observational programs.
Learn more →Constraining the properties of Dark Energy through various observational probes and theoretical frameworks.
Learn more →Testing General Relativity and exploring modified theories of gravity on cosmological scales.
Learn more →Development and application of advanced statistical techniques for cosmological data analysis.
Learn more →Investigating extensions and alternatives to the standard cosmological model.
Learn more →Involved in the analysis of DESI DR1 and DR2 data, contributing to cutting-edge cosmological measurements and constraints.
Learn more →Interested in collaboration or want to learn more about my research? Feel free to reach out.