I am a Assistant Researcher at CONICET and a Teaching-Research staff member at the Faculty of Astronomical and Geophysical Sciences of the UNLP. I hold a Ph.D. in Astronomy from the same institution. My first scientific work and my Undergraduate Thesis were focused on cosmological topics related to the inflationary period. Since joining the ARCo Group at the beginning of my Ph.D., I have specialized in the theoretical study of neutron stars, aiming to understand their structure, stability, and composition. The collaborative dynamics of the group itself, together with the development of numerous international collaborations, have allowed me to learn and conduct research on various topics in astrophysics and particle physics, such as the equation of state of dense matter, the QCD phase diagram, dark matter, radial and non-radial oscillation modes, and gravitational-wave emission.