About

I am a Teaching Fellow in the Department of Social Sciences at Universidad Carlos III de Madrid.

During 2025, I worked with Dr. Javier Lorenzo (Principal Investigator) conducting a project funded by the European Union’s NextGenerationEU Recovery, Transformation, and Resilience Plan through INCIBE (National Cybersecurity Institute), titled “Cybersecurity and Governance Challenges in the Digital Era: A Social Science Perspective”.

I am also involved in projects such as the “From Franco to Airbnb: Housing Outcomes, Mobility and Electoral Shifts from a Historical and Urbanistic Perspective (HOMES)” led by Dr Pedro Riera and the “Populism: representation or Polarization?” conducted by Dr Nina Wiesehomeier.

Broadly, my research focuses on applications of computational social science, including quantitative text analysis, survey data, and, in a more substantive way, party (and intra-party) politics, devolution and decentralization, political behaviour, and comparative politics.