My research goal is to develop AI methods that decode the language of biology, enabling faster drug discovery, better disease diagnostics, and deeper understanding of molecular mechanisms.
I work at the intersection of AI and bioinformatics, on representation learning for biological sequences, structure prediction, active learning for virtual screening and binding prediction, and conditional generative models for diverse molecules like RNA, proteis and glycans.
I have made original contributions to R&D projects, with 22 articles published in indexed scientific journals (10 as first or last author), as well as presentations at national and international conferences, scientific-technological developments, and technology transfer to industry.
I served as Principal Investigator on three competitive research projects (CONICET–AWS, PICT, PEIC+ID), and have been actively involved in training highly qualified human resources—supervising undergraduate and master’s theses, research initiation fellowships, and currently five PhD dissertations.
I received the ANCEFN Incentive Award (2025, Engineering Sciences) and the Balseiro Award (2023, Young Researcher category), along with other distinctions in international and national competitions (EPIC–ACII 2023, CiTA 2023).
As a university professor, I was part of the team that designed the Artificial Intelligence Engineering program at UNL. I’ve planned and taught undergraduate and graduate courses at several institutions (UNL, Austral University, UNER, UBA, A2B2C), and trained teams in industry-focused programs and companies (Folder, YPF-Tec, Programa Capacitación 4.0 y Economía del Conocimiento).
Since 2025 I am deputy director of sinc(i), where I manage the technology transfer office. I also take part regularly in the evaluation of R&D projects, undergraduate and graduate theses, and scientific journals in the field.
I was a member of the Scientific Committee of the 2024 Congress of the Argentine Association of Bioinformatics and Computational Biology. I also actively participate in science outreach initiatives (IA@Litoral 2019 and 2023, science fairs and events, high schools, and media).