About me

I am a computer vision PhD student at Columbia University, in New York, under the supervision of Professor Carl Vondrick. I am also a Microsoft PhD fellow.

My interests are multimodal machine learning, video representations and self-supervised learning, and in general all the areas of artificial intelligence that involve using all the available information in an intelligent way.

Before moving to New York, I was a researcher at the Vector Institute, working in Professor Sanja Fidler's lab. I was previously a visiting student at CSAIL-MIT, working in Professor Antonio Torralba's lab, and I studied both the undergrad and a Master's in telecommunications in the UPC, in Barcelona. I have also been lucky to work at Telefonica with Joan Serrà, at Adobe with Justin Salamon and Bryan Russell, and at Meta (FAIR) with Yale Song and Lorenzo Torresani.

In my free time, I like to play the classical guitar. Maybe (probably not) some day I'll upload some recording of me playing. Also, I got interviewed by the Columbia CS department about my experience as a PhD student.