mm-(sub-mm)-observations, radiative transfer, interferometry, fitting tools, monte carlo analysis, star formation, protostars, protoplanetary disks, dust physical properties

Since 2008 I have been involved in astronomy outreach activities. In 2008 I became a member of the astronomy student outreach group at the Astronomy Department in the Universidad de Valparaíso. From 2008 to 2015 I presented seminars about stellar evolution at different high schools in the Region of Valparaíso ("Evolución Estelar: Las estrellas nacen, viven y mueren").
In 2009 I had the opportunity to participate as a tour guide in the fantastic exhibition Science Tunnel, which received more than 100,000 visitors. In this context, I collaborated with EXPLORA (National outreach programme and assessment of science and technology) as a scientific assistant in astronomy public events and training for tour guides in the exhibitions Noticias del Universo (2010) and Puro Cielo (2013).
In 2013 I co-funded the astronomy outreach initiative \textbf{Star Tres} with my colleagues Dr. Javiera Rey and Dr. Karina Rojas. Since then, we have created astronomy content in a web page, in a Youtube channel and different social media platforms with infographics. Thanks our community, we gained access to participating in #MeetESO in 2016, and as science collaborators in the script of the planetarium show "Bot y Lu: El Escape del Agujero Negro" in 2017.
During 2018, I was invited to the social media gathering at ESO Supernova planetarium in Garching. Here, I had the chance to record the exhibition for our followers and also to became familiarised with the ESO educational program. In October 2018, we were selected among the 100 Young Leaders 2018. This recognition, is given since 17 years by El Mercurio newspaper and Universidad Adolfo Ibañez. We were selected for our outstanding work in astronomy outreach and careers, and because we are one of the first Chilean/Spanish-speaking initiatives led by women.
In February 2019, we started a small project in Star Tres to encourage and promote a higher visibility of female scientists in Latin American. During the entire month we shared short biographies of Spanish-speaking scientists, #FebreroDeCientificas.
This year we published an illustrated and educative astronomy calendar, "Astrocalendario" with the publishing house of the USACH (Universidad de Santiago de Chile).