ICONS is the most influential academic association of public law worldwide. I work with Michaela Hailbronner (co-president), Erin Delaney (Secretary General), Amal Sethi (DSG), Evan Rosevear (DSG), and Anna Pirri (DSG), among many others.

ICON-S is the main global public law academic organization in the world, with dozens of chapters worldwide, one of the top public law journals in the field, and one of the most relevant annual conferences in the field. As a Secretary-General, I supervise most ICON-S-related activities (such as conferences, workshops, local chapters, etc.) and develop new initiatives. I report directly to the co-presidents (Marta Cartabia and Richard Albert) and ICON-S's executive committee, composed of scholars such as Ran Hirschl, Sabino Cassese, Rosalind Dixon, and Joseph Weiler.

I used to work with Rosalind Dixon (co-president), Lorenzo Casini (co-president), and Richard Albert (Secretary General). The team used to run all ICON-S operations. This included the annual conference, supervising and promoting the creation of local chapters, organizing other activities such as workshops and book discussions, etc.

- Classes: Comparative Constitutional Law, Human Rights - Research: Besides Comparative Constitutional Law, I am interested in Political Theory and Comparative Politics. Today, my main research interest connects with constitution-making processes.- Academic service: I help with the academic coordination of the PPLE program.

I am the co-editor-in-chief (along with Prof. Marcela Prieto, from the University of Southern California) of ICON's Spanish issues. We publish one Spanish issue per year. As an editor, I read all the submissions we receive, participate in the review process of the articles, select peer reviewers, communicate with the authors, review the revised manuscripts, and supervise the proofreading and production stages of the Spanish issue. I also organize symposia. ICON belongs to the NYU School of Law, and it has a publishing agreement with Oxford University Press.

I was part of the editorial team of ICON, a journal that belongs to the NYU School of Law and has a publishing agreement with Oxford University Press. I used to work under the supervision of the editors-in-chief, Prof. Joseph Weiler, and Prof. Gráinne de Búrca. As an associate editor, I read half of ICON's submissions (we were two associate editors), wrote screening reports, recommended whether the papers should be submitted to peer review, suggested external reviewers, and reviewed the revised manuscripts. I also collaborated with the organization and editorial processes of symposia.

I teach in the doctoral program. I am affiliated with the Law School's Center for Constitutional Justice (Centro de Justicia Constitutional), which I used to chair. I participate in the Center's activities.