I’m a Biologist and hold a PhD in Biological Sciences from the National University of Córdoba (Argentina). I specialize in air pollution research. My doctoral work (2011–2016) focused on using biomonitors to assess urban and peri-urban air pollution and to propose ecological restoration strategies. During my postdoctoral studies, I began analyzing PM10 and PM2.5 concentrations and composition. As a researcher, I’ve developed a comprehensive line of work on the impact of vehicular traffic on air quality, studying inorganic compounds (metals) via AAS and ICP-MS, PAHs by UHPLC, VOCs, and vehicular emission gases. I also assess toxicological and carcinogenic risks, oxidative stress biomarkers (MDA, HPDC), and public exposure hazards. My research includes the analysis of wildfire smoke particles in urban air, satellite image processing, GIS applications, and the calibration of satellite data with ground-level pollutant measurements. Additionally, I study the ecosystem services provided by urban trees in removing air pollutants.