Currently, my work is deeply integrated into the ASPIICS/Proba-3 mission. I contributed to the instrument's polarimetric and radiometric calibration and developed a dedicated web application for data analysis and visualization, which I recently presented at the First ASPIICS Data Workshop in Bucharest. My doctoral research aims to exploit the scientific synergy between ASPIICS and Metis/Solar Orbiter, integrating multi-instrument datasets to better understand the physical mechanisms of the solar corona.

My expertise in coronal studies is rooted in both space-borne and ground-based observations. I presented a poster at the Space It Up! Days conference regarding the April 2024 Total Solar Eclipse campaign in Mexico. During this campaign, I contributed to the data analysis and laboratory calibration of E-KPol instrument, a polarimetric study of the solar corona that serves as a precursor and validation tool for current space missions.

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