I am a Serra Húnter Fellow working in strong interactions at the Institut de Ciències del Cosmos at the Universitat de Barcelona. My scientific career started with a PhD in theoretical particle physics at the Institute of High Energy Physics at the Autonomous University of Barcelona (2016). I have been postdoctoral PIFI Fellow at the Institute of Theoretical Physics of the Chinese Academy of Sciences (2016-2018), postdoctoral research associate at Indiana University (2019-2021) and Director's postdoctoral Fellow at Los Alamos National Laboratory (2021-2023). I am a member of the JPAC and REDTOP collaborations and have existing relationships with experimental collaborations such BESIII, CMS, GlueX, KLOE and MAMI. My primary research has been focused in the field of low energy hadronic physics. Using Effective Field Theories and dispersion relations I pursue studies of hadron properties and interactions. While investigations in this field are important to understand the very nature of QCD, they are also crucial for the quest for New Physics. Recently, I have become interested in searching for signals of new fundamental particles beyond the Standard Model in hadronic processes, such axions or dark photons.