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About me

I am currently a Scientific Researcher at the Center for Socio-Ecological Studies and Global Change of the Humboldt Institute. With a Master’s degree in Electronics Engineering and a Doctorate degree in Life Sciences, I am dedicated to develop smart tools for biodiversity conservation, particularly in tropical ecosystems. My expertise spans signal processing, machine learning, acoustics, and ecology. Over the past decade, my research has focused on developing innovative tools for quantitatively analyzing ecosystems through the lens of acoustics. This work involves proactive engagement with ecologists, sociologists and local communities to ensure the conservation of biodiversity while accommodating the developmental needs of socio-ecological systems.

Research

Focus areas

Publications

For an updated list of publications, please check my Google Scholar or ORCID profiles.

Scientific projects

Artistic projects

Skills

Skilled in coordinating projects at the intersection of artificial intelligence and biodiversity monitoring, with a focus on implementing passive acoustic monitoring systems to analyze ecological soundscapes and design ecological indicators using machine learning models.