I am a PhD candidate in physics at IFISC, CSIC-UIB, funded by the European Union through the Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions POSTDIGITAL+ Network and supervised by Prof. Dr. Claudio R. Mirasso and Prof. Dr. Ingo Fischer.
Based at IFISC (Institute for Cross-Disciplinary Physics and Complex Systems), a “Unit of Excellence” between the Spanish National Research Council (CSIC) and the University of the Balearic Islands (UIB), I am part of the POSTDIGITAL+ consortium spread across Europe.
My research lies at the intersection of machine learning, physics (photonics), cognitive/computational neuroscience and mathematics (dynamical systems). The goal is build bridges between these fields. My belief is that by deeply understanding the learning dynamics of the brain, we can generalize and use these insights to improve current machine learning models and create other intelligent physical systems.
Currently, I am doing computational and theoretical research on oscillatory models and their dynamics. These models share many properties with full-brain dynamics, neural networks and laser dynamics, but remain general and interpretable.
My Notion page · Stuart-Landau simulations
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I investigated delay-coupled networks of Stuart–Landau oscillators as trainable recurrent architectures for sequence processing. The computational model was motivated by laser dynamics and aimed at bridging physics-based oscillator models with machine learning methods.
Key achievements:
I developed “FAILS - A Framework for Analysis of Incidents on LLM Services”, published and presented at ICPE’25 (16th ACM/SPEC International Conference on Performance Engineering in Toronto, Canada).
This work addresses the emerging challenge of understanding failure patterns in Large Language Model services like ChatGPT through automated data collection, analysis, and visualization.


Created custom visualization tools for investigating lesion and stimulation dynamics in the human brain using calcium imaging data. Based on the 2023 IEEE SciVis Contest.

Contributed to Citadel, a web-based tool to visualize and interact with criminal network graphs. Research project for the Amsterdam Police Department using React, Node.js, and Cytoscape.js and a dataset of the cocaine trafficking network in the Netherlands.

Explored emergent behaviors in complex relationships through “Romantic Chaos” — modeling relationship dynamics using coupled ODEs, analyzing Lyapunov exponents and bifurcation diagrams.

Bachelor’s Thesis: Applied a U-Net to analyze complex biological data from 3D cell culture experiments at TUM, supervised by Prof. Dr. Andreas Bausch and Dr. Fabian Englbrecht.