I work at the Strategy Unit of Harvard Business School researching the emerging of new markets in deep technology spaces including quantum computing, VR and AI. I also work in science policy matters that address efficiency and biases in the way we pursue science, and how sociopolitical and economic factors influence the development of new technologies. I want to spark awareness about the politics and human conditions that permeate the development of new technologies, and the ethical and ecosystemic implications that these misunderstood correlations have on our global modern society.I have prior experience in molecular magnetism, organic electronics, spintronics, graphene solar cells, and electrochemical biosensors. I aspire to get more involved in policy initiatives that comprise technology development, regulations, knowledge transfer, public-interest technologies, ethical technological adoption and industrial implementation. I want to investigate and craft well-rounded solutions to ambiguous and uncertain societal challenges and broaden access to advanced technologies responsibly. I believe that multidisciplinary approaches and coordination involving academia, citizens, government, and the industry as stakeholders are key to address those challenges. I'm also passionate about volunteering, research, and fostering change and adaptation in our society.