Her research focuses on the effects of maternal dyslipidemia during pregnancy on feto-placental endothelial function, maternal and fetal oxidative profile, lipid trafficking from maternal to fetal circulation, cell trafficking of lipid receptors and transporters, maternal and neonatal lipoprotein profile, and function, considering the function on key cells for the atherosclerotic process in order to evaluate the impact of this maternal pathology on maternal and neonatal cardiovascular risk. Currently, we have begun to evaluate a possible nutritional intervention in women and animal models of pregnancy-associated dyslipidemia to determine if we are able to control the adverse effects already described

Biochemist (2004) and PhD in Medical Sciences (2010) from the Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile. Postdocotral Researcher (2010-2012), Assistant Professor (2014-2019) and Associate Professor (2019-2020) at the Faculty of Medicine of the Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile. Associate Professor and researcher at the Faculty of Medicine and Sciences of the University of San Sebastian (2020-). Visiting Professor at the University of Seville Spain (2017-). Deputy Director of the Doctorate in Medical Sciences at the Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile (2018-2020) and Director of the Doctorate in Chronic Diseases at Universidad San Sebastián (2023-). Member of the study group medicine G1 of Fondecyt and evaluator for postgraduate programs in the CNA. Main research interest: Dyslipidemia in pregnancy, vascular and metabolic consequences of this pathology on mother and child

Professor of Physiology, tutor of research seminars for students of the Medical Technology career of the University of San Sebastian, director and co-director of master and PhD thesis. Being a researcher, she has favored the discussion of physiological events in the different contexts of the teaching. Research Seminars and thesis are always developed within the framework of current research projects