climate change, food systems, sustainability

I have actively contributed to the development of new professionals through thesis supervision and teaching at both undergraduate and graduate levels. Over the past three years, I have successfully supervised 17 undergraduate theses and one master's thesis, demonstrating a solid commitment to training new researchers.

At the undergraduate level, I teach courses addressing fundamental topics in sustainable development and environmental management:
- Climate Change and Food Systems (interdisciplinary course)
- Climate Change and Greenhouse Gas Management
- Environmental Management

At the graduate level, I contribute to advanced education and research by teaching:
- Research Seminar
- Sustainability

This teaching experience reflects my specialization in climate change, sustainability, and environmental management, critical areas for developing professionals prepared to face contemporary environmental challenges.

My commitment to disseminating scientific knowledge extends beyond academia through active engagement with media and civil society organizations. I have made regular appearances in local (Biobio region), national, and Latin American media outlets, discussing critical topics related to sustainability and food systems.

As an active member of the Latin American Climate Action Observatory, I contribute to regional climate change initiatives and collaborate with various Latin American civil society organizations. This involvement has enabled the effective dissemination of information about climate change and adaptation strategies throughout the region.

Through these platforms, I work to bridge the gap between scientific research and public understanding, ensuring that crucial information about climate change, adaptation strategies, and sustainable practices reaches diverse audiences across Latin America.