I am a senior researcher at the Center for Physical Sciences and Technology (FTMC), working in the Department of Catalysis. I obtained my PhD degree in 2014 at the same department, where my doctoral studies focused on catalysis and related areas of physical chemistry. After completing my PhD, I continued my scientific career at FTMC, and since 2017, I have been working as a senior researcher. Scientific research and analysis are at the core of my professional activity. I am deeply engaged in the investigation of catalytic processes, materials development, and experimental studies aimed at advancing both theoretical understanding and practical applications. I approach research with curiosity, precision, and a commitment to scientific integrity. Academic writing and publication are integral parts of my work. I am the co-author of 37 scientific publications in peer-reviewed journals and the co-author of a U.S. patent. Through my publications, I contribute to the dissemination of research results and the exchange of knowledge within the international scientific community. Overall, my professional goal is to contribute to the advancement of catalysis and related fields through high-quality research, collaboration, and mentorship, fostering both scientific discovery and technological innovation.