Hi! I am a Ramón y Cajal Fellow at the Instituto de Astrofísica de Andalucía (IAA CSIC) in Granada, Spain.
My research aims to understand the origins and diversity of exoplanets through a holistic approach that combines observations, data analysis, and physical modelling. Throughout my career, I have specialised in different aspects of the analysis chain, ranging from instrumental systematics correction, including the development of machine-learning methods, to atmospheric retrievals and the modelling of stellar effects, including limb-darkening, stellar activity, and rotational signatures. I am actively involved in major space mission consortia (Ariel and PLATO), JWST observing programmes, and large observing collaborations using ground-based facilities for exoplanet detection, mass measurements, and high-resolution spectroscopy, while contributing to the scientific preparation of next-generation facilities and instrumentation, including the ELTs and the Photonic EMARCOT project.