I received my degree in Biotechnology and my PhD in Basic and Applied Sciences from the Universidad Nacional de Quilmes (UNQ, 2004 and 2010). I work as a CONICET Appointed Researcher (Category 2, Investigadora Adjunta or Independent Researcher), with workplace at both UNQ and Universidad Torcuato Di Tella (UTDT). I teach the Human Behavior in the Licenciatura (MSc) in Social Sciences at the UTDT. 

Currently, my projects are focused on the social impact of circadian rhythms, including the consequences of living in a 24/7 society in human sleep and performance. In particular, the impact of school start time during adolescence. I have my own research group: Cronobiología de la Educación en Argentina (CEA, Chronobiology of Education in Argentina).

I am Associate Researcher at Center of Evaluation of Evidence-based Policies (CEPE) and Invited Professor at the Education Area of the Government School of UTDT, a key environment to continue studying the impact of chronobiology in society, especially in education. Always aiming to generate local evidence contributing not only to generate new knowledge, but also to design and eventually implement evidence-based public policies.