I am a Postdoctoral Scholar in the Cognitive Sciences Lab at the University of Central Florida where I conduct research on cognitive, social, and technological aspects of interdisciplinary science and collaborative software development. Through my research, I'm interested in promoting social good and accelerating innovation in science and engineering.
In my research, I investigate how knowledge workers use distributed information to learn and make decisions in cooperative projects. I further examine how technological affordances, intelligent machine agents, and social norms influence behavior in such projects. I integrate methods from the social, data, and computational sciences to model these relationships.
In my free time, I am an amateur naturalist and gardener. I also enjoy reading science fiction, trying out baking recipes, watching fútbol, and spending time with my family in México.