Mean-field equations; Theoretical neuroscience;Mathematical Ecology;Chaos propagation property;Mathematical physics;Stochastic processes;Partial differential equations

Co-advisor: Bárbara Seaman, Ph.D. Program in Biological Sciences, mention Ecology, PUC.

Event organization
1. Annual Meeting of the Chilean Mathematical Society SOMACHI 2018 (organizing committee member)
2. Math and Bio Session, Annual Meeting of the Chilean Mathematical Society SOMACHI 2018 (organizing committee member)
3. OCI Workshops 2020, Chilean Society of Computer Science (local coordinator)
4. Member of the Scientific Evaluation Committee, CRECyt, PAR Explora O'Higgins, Ministerio de Ciencia, Tecnología, Conocimiento e Innovación Universidad de O'Higgins

Research Visits
1. Paris Dauphine University, 2018. Invited by Professor Stephane Mischler
2. Brandeis University, May 2019. Invited by Professor Jonathan Touboul

Selected Talks
1. Clamping in the strongly connected FitzHugh-Nagumo system, Seminario Científico STIC-AmSud, Asunción, Paraguay (October 2019)
2. Positional Information Effects on the Schelling’s Model of Segregation: Applications to Neurodevelopment, SIAM Conference on Applications of Dynamical Systems, Snowbird Utah (May 2019)
3. New insights on the FitzHugh-Nagumo mean field system, Winter School on Deterministic and Stochastic Models in Neurosciences, Toulouse (December 2017)
4. Competitive reaction diffusion systems with spatial cues: homeoprotein and the stability of compartments in developing nervous system, 1st International Conference on Mathematical NeuroScience, Juan-les-Pins Antibes (June 2015)
5. Large-scale dynamics of the electrically-coupled Fitzhugh-Nagumo model: weak coupling & convergence to equilibrium, SIAM Conference on Applications of Dynamical Systems, Snowbird Utah (May 2015)

Selected Seminars
1. Clamping and Synchronization in the strongly coupled FitzHugh-Nagumo model, Scientific Seminar STIC and MATH AmsSud, Universidad Nacional de Asunción, San Lorenzo, Paraguay (October 2019)
2. Modeling Neuronal and Ecological Systems: Mathematics and Numerics, Math & Bio Journal Club, Brandeis University, Boston (May 2019)
3. Topics on the propagation of chaos, basic notions and network models, Workshop de Redes y Biología, ECIM, Las Cruces (March 2016)
4. Neuroscience and Mathematics of Modeling, Connecting different areas of the brain, Ecology Laboratory Seminar, PUC, Santiago (October 2015)
5. Local homeoprotein diffusion can stabilize boundaries generated by graded positional cues, Groupe de Travail Math-Bio, UPMC, Paris (March 2015)
6. Local homeoprotein diffusion and boundary stability in the developing neuroepithelium: mathematical explorations, CIRB Seminar, Collège de France, Paris (October 2013)
7. Limits and dynamics of randomly connected neuronal networks, Seminaire des Doctorants, UPEC & UPEM. Paris (September 2013)