I am broadly interested in connecting new theoretical ideas for physics beyond the Standard Model to present and near-future experiments. My research has been primarily focused on neutrino physics, an exciting and promising research area that will remain at the focus of experimental and theoretical inquiry for some time to come.
Research
I am currently a member of the NOvA Collaboration, working on different aspects of the long-baseline neutrino oscillation experiment, NOvA, at Fermilab. I am particularly intereseted in BSM effects on neutrino oscillations like sterile neutrinos, non-standad interactions and neutrino decay. (A complete list of the NOvA publications can be seen here.)
I am also a member of the DUNE Collaboration, risponsable of designing and building the next long-baseline neutrino oscillation experiment at Fermilab (see the list of related publications here).
At Universidad del Atlantico, I've been working with Prof. Alexander Oliveros, implementing data analysis methodes to study interestig dark energy and/or modified-gravity models.
