PhD Student
Computational Biomechanics and Life-history Evolution

I’m a PhD student in the Computational Paleobiology & Life History Evolution Research Group at the Institut Català de Paleontologia Miquel Crusafont. My journey in paleontology began with a degree in Biology from the Universitat de Girona, followed by a Master’s in Paleobiology and Fossil Record from the Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona and Universitat de Barcelona. During my Master’s, I explored the biomechanics of crocodile skulls using computational methods, which gave me a deep appreciation for the power of technology in studying ancient life.

I previously worked for two years as a 3D Technician at the Catalan Institute of Paleontology under the Investigo program. Currently, I hold a technical position in the same department, now funded by a project grant from the Spanish Ministry of Science and Innovation.

My PhD research focuses on the evolutionary history of the genus Gallotia, where I use a combination of biomechanics, digital modeling, and evolutionary analysis to uncover new insights into the adaptations and evolution of this fascinating reptilian group.

If you're interested in computational methods or evolutionary studies, feel free to reach out!

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