CosmoVentures is the umbrella for my initiatives combining science, creativity, and public engagement. The work below is grouped more clearly, while keeping the same visual language as the rest of the site.
An adaptive learning playground that uses AI, mini-games, and focus music to reveal how people process, focus, and learn best.
Visit SensoryVerseA growing collection of experimental mini-games exploring logic, perception, and problem-solving. These games use simple rules to reveal different ways people think, plan, and adapt.
Explore the gamesAn interactive exploration tool built around curiosity, topics, and visual navigation. It is one of the standalone digital projects on the site.
Open WikiWanderA research prototype focused on technological foresight in science fiction, comparing fictional predictions with later real-world technologies.
Open the benchmarkA proof of concept exploring adaptive reading and perceptual text rendering through interactive visual experiments.
Open Perceptual RenderingA collaborative platform for collective problem-solving, combining human creativity and AI to address challenges through community input and cross-disciplinary links.
Visit SolveHiveAn astronomy-inspired board game where players explore cosmic evolution, galaxies, and hidden connections in the universe. It is currently in beta testing, with plans for expansion.
Read more about CosmoneoA science outreach activity where participants “cook” the cosmos using edible ingredients to model cosmic processes, linking gastronomy with astrophysics in a playful way.
A live science storytelling experience for children, where narrative, music, images, and participation open a universe of filaments, wonder, and cosmic listening.
Enter AnaraAstro-tourism experiences that connect travelers with observatories, dark-sky reserves, and cultural heritage sites. It grew into a finalist pitch concept for blending astronomy with sustainable travel.
My entrepreneurial path has taken me through Switzerland, the United States, France, and Chile. At ETH Zurich, I trained in innovation through the Innosuisse Startup Campus “Business Concept” course. At Caltech, I joined the Entrepreneurship Club, expanding my experience in science-driven ventures.
In Chile, I co-founded Casa Rota, a sustainability-oriented circular economy business. Later, in Paris, I joined the Start U Up program at Cité Internationale Universitaire de Paris, where I refined ideas and met fellow founders.
In 2024, I was a Finalist in the International Pitch Competition at Cité Internationale Universitaire de Paris, presenting CosmoTourism as a novel way to blend astronomy with sustainable travel.