The Higgs discovery and my doctorate
Co-author of the ATLAS Higgs discovery paper, with doctoral research on Higgs-like resonances at the Large Hadron Collider.
Science
Particle physics, scientific computing, and research in progress. The explanations come first; the papers, tools, and evidence are close by.
My scientific work spans electromagnetic momentum and relativity with Gianfranco Spavieri, ATLAS research and the Higgs discovery, and the computing and open data tools that extend who can participate in physics.
Co-author of the ATLAS Higgs discovery paper, with doctoral research on Higgs-like resonances at the Large Hadron Collider.
Real collision data, accessible software, and the work of opening a scientific experiment to learners.
A thesis with Gianfranco Spavieri, three teaching appointments at Universidad de Los Andes and a research collaboration that continued beyond the degree.
From Mérida to LPNHE in Paris: a ten-month HELEN fellowship, ATLAS reconstruction research and a European–Latin American scientific network.
Co-leading ICTP’s work in the Americas: university programmes, research supervision and the relationships that turn students into collaborators.
At INAIT, I connect infrastructure, DevOps, AI and robotics enablement, operational governance and the practical work of keeping a technology company running.
Helping build an Erasmus+ collaboration in advanced physics and open education, from programme design to teaching and CoAfina.
A governed, bilingual remote computing system for cosmic-ray physics in Mérida, Venezuela, built on hardware most people would throw away.
A research programme about history-dependent responses, competing explanations and what another measurement could tell us.
Research in developmentOne idea followed for six years: shared computing services across experiments, from a 2020 proposal to a Briefing Book chapter, an empirical case on Zenodo and a seat on the strategy committee.
Tools, techniques and software design at the 2026 CERN School of Computing in Latin America.
CEVALE2VE: Venezuelan physicists abroad teaching students at home by videoconference, and what grew out of it.
A student in Argentina, an examining committee in Caracas, and her supervisor in Geneva.
From open data to shared knowledge: computing, automation and AI for research and teaching, for the Instituto de Ingeniería in Venezuela.
A digital route through medical history, linking the books and objects held by a Lausanne institution.
On the record
A few direct routes into the published work and proposals.
As a named author
INSPIRE records that are not collaboration-wide publications: the work where I wrote, analysed or built the thing myself, with co-authors I can name.
The complete record
As a member of the ATLAS Collaboration I am one of the signing authors of every ATLAS paper of those years. They are real, they are mine to cite, and they belong in a catalogue of their own rather than on this page.
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A scientific question, an infrastructure challenge, a shared project, or a story we have in common. I’d like to hear it.