I am an observational astrophysicist, mainly studying galactic evolution and the impact of black holes at the center of some of them (what we call "active galactic nuclei" or AGN).
My research interests range from black holes, stellar populations, evolution of active nuclei, to computational methods and algorithms for data analysis. On this subject, I put a "scale" (arbitrary, though) what I think are my knowledge of my favorite programming languages.
In recent months I have become increasingly interested in the methods of Bayesian inference and I'm in the process of understand how apply them to unravel the secrets inside the electromagnetic spectrum from the universe, and lately, the "spectrum" in gravitational waves.
At the not-astronomical side, I am passionate about jazz, and play the piano occasionally (with swing, of course!) And although I try to put it as a hobby, occasionally I've made some research in music theory and sound waves (nothing seriously, only the scientific spirit in me;))