Patricio Vielva
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Before...
I got my
degree in Fundamental
Physics in 1998 at the Universidad de Cantabria
(Santander, Spain). In 1999 I started my PhD at the Instituto
de Física de Cantabria (IFCA),
supervised by Enrique
Martínez-González and Laura
Cayón.
My thesis work was devoted to the problem of the component separation
of the microwave sky, in particular, to the detection of compact
sources.
In December 2003 I moved to Paris (one of the most beautiful cities in the world, if not the most one) as a postdoctoral researcher at the Laboratoire de Physique Curpusculaire et Cosmologie of the College de France. This laboratory, together with other astrophysical institutions of the Paris area, formed latterly the Laboratoire d'Astroparticule et Cosmologie (APC). I was working in the Analyse de Données en Astroparticules, Modélisation, Interpretation, Simulation (ADAMIS) group, directed by Jacques Delabrouille.
In January 2005 I came back to IFCA as Associated Researcher to the Planck project at the Observational Cosmology and Instrumentation Group.
In 2006 I was a Visiting Researcher at the Cavendish Laboratory of the University of Cambridge. I was working on the Astropyshic Group (AP) from March to December, collaborating with Mike Hobson. Also in 2006 I got a CSIC-I3P postdoc at IFCA.
In 2008 became a Ramón y Cajal researcher of the Universidad de Cantabria at IFCA.
In 2013 I got a position as a Tenerued Scientist of the Universidad de Cantabria at IFCA.
In December 2003 I moved to Paris (one of the most beautiful cities in the world, if not the most one) as a postdoctoral researcher at the Laboratoire de Physique Curpusculaire et Cosmologie of the College de France. This laboratory, together with other astrophysical institutions of the Paris area, formed latterly the Laboratoire d'Astroparticule et Cosmologie (APC). I was working in the Analyse de Données en Astroparticules, Modélisation, Interpretation, Simulation (ADAMIS) group, directed by Jacques Delabrouille.
In January 2005 I came back to IFCA as Associated Researcher to the Planck project at the Observational Cosmology and Instrumentation Group.
In 2006 I was a Visiting Researcher at the Cavendish Laboratory of the University of Cambridge. I was working on the Astropyshic Group (AP) from March to December, collaborating with Mike Hobson. Also in 2006 I got a CSIC-I3P postdoc at IFCA.
In 2008 became a Ramón y Cajal researcher of the Universidad de Cantabria at IFCA.
In 2013 I got a position as a Tenerued Scientist of the Universidad de Cantabria at IFCA.