I am a researcher in the Air Quality Group at Universidad de los Andes and the leader of the Air Quality Governance Strategy in Bogotá's Environmental Secretariat. I have worked on atmospheric modeling projects, personal exposure to pollutants, and environmental governance.

I have experience working in both the public and private sectors, contributing to air quality policies, environmental governance frameworks, and technological advancements for pollution monitoring. In the public sector, I have collaborated with governmental institutions to design and implement regulatory frameworks for air quality management. In the private sector, I have worked with environmental consultancies and research organizations to develop innovative solutions for emissions monitoring and control.

Currently, I develop citizen monitoring strategies and collaborative sensor networks to enhance public engagement and communication on air quality issues.

I am preparing for my PhD journey, focusing on atmospheric modeling and air quality research. Below is a preview of my research presentation:

My experience working with air quality data in Bogotá and Medellín has shown how external contributions significantly influence local air pollution levels. The following graph illustrates monthly average PM2.5 and PM10 concentrations in both cities, highlighting seasonal variations and long-term trends:

• Air quality modeling with WRF-Chem 🌀
• Evaluating pollutant emissions from gas stoves 🔥
• Low-cost sensor networks for citizen monitoring 📊
• Impacts of air pollution on public health 💨
• Governance strategies and environmental communication 🌎