Fitxa persona

I have obtained my PhD thesis at the Max-Planck-Institute of Astrophysics (MPA), Garching,
Germany (Oct 2008 – Nov 2011, Best 'Universe PhD Thesis' 2012 (Theory)) on the topic of
magneto-elastic oscillations of magnetars. I continued this research
line in my first Postdoc position at the University of Valencia (UV) (Nov 2011 – Jan 2014), where I extended our method by allowing for a decoupling of superfluid neutrons in the core.  In Feb 2014, I moved back to the MPA to work in the group of Prof. Thomas Janka, where I stayed for 5 years. I was responsible for one of the main three research lines: the long-time simulations of supernova explosions with the PROMETHEUS-HOTB code. I got involved in the writing of computing time proposals and was
responsible for a project to MPI-paralellize the code, which was undertaken by staff at the
Universe Cluster computing center C2PAP, Munich, Germany.
In 2019, I moved as a visiting professor to the Universidade Estadual de Santa Cruz (UESC),
Ilhéus , Brazil, where I teached several undergraduate courses. Since June 2020, I am working
as distinguished researcher of the plan “GENT” of the Generalitat de Valencia at the UV
(CIDEGENT/2019/031). I obtained the I3 certificate, the accreditaion to PPL and have 2 sexenios de investigacion.