Research Projects

My path in research has not been straightforward, since college I have been interested in diverse and interdisciplinary subjects so I have switched between fields more than once. Chemistry was the science where I felt the most comfortable with during highschool so I decided to study that in my Bachelor, later on, during my third year I realized that every class I found interesting was related to theoretical chemistry or physical chemistry to be more specific. I decided to switch to Physics for my master and PhD, where I found all the beauty of applied math (dynamical systems) and fell in love with statistical physics and complex systems and their potential to study almost any type of system. The complex systems framework allowed me to explore questions I never thought I would be able to, and it allowed me to work in studying one of my other all-time passions: Music.

During the last five years, my research has been in the intersection of complex systems, arts and humanities and information sciences. And most of my interest lately falls in what I believe is defined as computational anthropology: the use of Computational methods to study questions of anthropological interest, and I use mathematical and statistical models that are commonly used in the complex systems framework. I am not claiming that is what my research profile is about but it has been the best way of describing my work and my interests to other people.

Here you can find scientific research projects I have worked -and currently work- on.

~/MusicEvoMusic EvolutionDescription of the work I have done around music~/CancerGene co-expression in breast cancerProject I worked on during my postdoctoral stay at INMEGEN.~/PhysChemPhysical ChemistryPhysical chemistry projects~/LibrariesLLM applications in Academic LibrariesWork on AI and LLMs applications in Academic Libraries