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Research
I am an IAPETUS PhD student from Chile based at Biological and Environmental Sciences. I study the causes and consequences of drought-induced forest mortality in central Chile by combining techniques that include, remote sensing, in-situ forest structure measurements, and ecological modelling. My project one of the first to address this issue in this region, and aims to give relevant insights on community composition and range shifts changes along different environmental gradients.
Background
After graduating as an Renewable Natural Resources Engineer from Universidad de Chile with highest honors, I worked in several glaciology and forest ecology project as remote sensing speciallist at Universidad de Aysén, Universidad Mayor, and Universidad de O'Higgins, where I also took part as guest and main lecturer in related fields between 2020 and 2024.
Before starting my PhD I worked as a Research Assistant at the Laboratorio de Dendroecología y Adaptación al Cambio Global (@dendroecolab.uoh - IG) at Universidad de O'Higgins. There, with my current co-supervisor Dr. Alejandro Venegas-González, started studying the effects of persistent droughts in the four main types of native forests in central Chile.
Remote sensing, forest ecology, climate change, drought, mediterranean ecosystems and wood anatomy.
Teaching
I have done teaching at university level in Chile, in subjects related to remote sensing, climate change, GIS and glaciology.