I enjoyed spending two months in Boulder Colorado at the CSDMS facilities advised by Dr. Gregory Tucker. I worked on my chapter 2 research project exploring the landscape evolution of strike-slip faults in environments with climate variability. My funding for this project was through CSDMS. Look at this cool video... [Read More]

Every year in the Department of Earth and Space Sciences at the University of Washington, we celebrate and share our research. This year we have the opportunity to do it in person! I gave two talks about my research, one in the geodesy category and another one in the upgoers-5.... [Read More]

During AGU 2021 in New Orleans, LA, I had the pleasure to give an Ignite talk. What is an ignite talk? Ignite is an strict format where speakers have 5 minutes to talk on a subject accompanied by 20 slides, for 15 seconds each, automatically advanced. [Read More]

CoCo: Code to Communicate is a Bilingual (Spanish-English) program designed to provide coding and science communication training for graduate students in Geosciences. The training sessions are in both English and Spanish languages to reach historically excluded students within Latin and Hispanic communities. You can follow the project in twitter. [Read More]

A team of more than 30 people from different institutions around the US intalled nodes seismometers in Oregon and Washington. And yes, I was one of the volunteers! If you want to read more about this cool project, please check out their blog. I wrote a blog entry in Spanish... [Read More]