Short Bio

I was born in Madrid where I studied Mechanical Engineering and Applied Mathematics. I obtained my Ph.D. in Fluid Dynamics under the supervision of Prof. Alejandro Sevilla at Universidad Carlos III de Madrid. I will join the Princeton Center for Theoretical Science as a Postdoctoral Researcher in Fall, 2021. My current research lies within the field of fluid dynamics and soft matter. I am particularly interested in systems involving small-scale interfacial flows, bulk and interfacial rheology, elasticity, and fluid-structure interaction at the microscale, among others. I develop and use theoretical models and accurate numerical methods to unravel the physics of these complex systems. Currently, I am exploring new research directions in biological physics and soft active matter.