Holi...
A little bit about me:

Nice to meet you. I am a PhD student (second year—2025) in Astrophysics at Johns Hopkins University in the USA. I am a physicist from the Universidad Industrial de Santander, Colombia, and I have a Master's in Astrophysics from the Universidad de Guanajuato, Mexico.

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I am amazed by astronomy, I like research very much: I especially work in studying brown dwarf atmospheres and their variability. I work mainly from the observational area, using data from telescopes like HST and JWST. Trying to understand the physical mechanisms that affect the atmosphere. I am also passionate about teaching because I feel that it is the tool we have at our fingertips to change lives, mainly directed to high school students.

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I am part of RECA (Red de Estudiantes Colombianos en Astronomía), where I work mainly in communications (social media and webpage management) and in the education node, where I work on projects to bring astronomy to rural communities in Colombia. Finally, my outreach profile is on Instagram @arrecifecosmico. I was involved in and closely followed the UIS Halley Group projects.