projects

etl (2022 Aug – present) — maintenance and development of an internal tool to process and catalog datasets at Our World in Data.
docs, github — owid

instagram/ourworldindata (2022 Mar – present) — create and edit content for Our World in Data’s Instagram account.
instagram, threads — owid

owid/covid-19-data (2020 Dec – present) — global COVID-19 dataset.
website, github — owid

whatstk (2016 Dec – present) — whatstk is a Python module for WhatsApp chat group analysis and distributed under the GPL-3.0 license.
webapp, documentation, github, article — personal

democracy (2023 Apr – May) — data, visualizations, and writing on on how democracy has spread across countries, how it differs between them, and whether we are moving towards a more democratic world.
topic page — owid

war and peace (2023 Dec) — data, visualizations, and writing on how common war and peace are between and within countries, and how this has changed over time.
topic page — owid

life expectancy (2023 Dec) — data and research on life expectancy and related measures of longevity: the probability of death at a given age, the sex gap in life expectancy, lifespan inequality within countries, and more.
topic page — owid

pandemics (2023 Nov) — data and research on pandemics in history and how we can reduce their risk in the future.
topic page — owid

population growth (2023 Jul) — population growth is one of the most important topics we cover at Our World in Data. Learn more about this topic in this topic page.
topic page — owid

mental health (2023 May) — mental health is an essential part of people’s lives and society. Poor mental health affects our well-being, our ability to work, and our relationships with friends, family, and community. Learn more about this topic in this topic page.
topic page — owid

suicides (2023 Apr) — every death from suicide is a tragedy. But research shows that its rates can be reduced with greater understanding and support. Learn more about this topic in this topic page.
topic page — owid

ozone layer (2023 Mar) — the ozone layer plays a vital role in making the planet habitable for us and other species. High in the atmosphere – between 10 to 50 kilometers above the earth’s surface – the ozone layer absorbs most of the sun’s ultraviolet radiation. Learn more about this topic in this topic page.
topic page — owid

five key findings from the 2022 UN Population Prospects (2022 Jul) — article highlighting five key findings from latest data from the United Nations World Population Prospects (2022).
website — owid

population & demography explorer (2022 Jun – Sep) — interface to interact and explore population and demography indicators, using data from the United Nations World Population Prospects (2022).
website — owid

global food explorer (2021 Dec) — dataset and interface to interact and explore food systems, using data from the UN Food and Agriculture Organization. Version 1.
website — owid

covid19-vaccination-subnational (archived) — centralized global COVID-19 vaccination dataset at regional level.
website, github — owid

sociepy (2021 Jan – Jan 2024) — collaborative data science projects linked to social, environmental analysis and open data.
website, github — personal

pyphoon (2018 May) — python interface to the Digital Typhoon dataset.
website, github — academia

deep learning for digital typhoon (2019 Feb) — master Thesis as double degree student Electrical Engineering at KTH Stockholm and Telecommunications Engineering at UPC Barcelona.
thesis report — academia

deep koalarization (2017 Dec) — image colorization using CNNs and Inception-ResNet-v2.
github, website, arXiv paper — academia

square-law selector and square-law combiner for cognitive radio systems: An Experimental Study (2016 Sep) — successfully published a paper at Proceedings of IEEE 84th Vehicular Technology Conference (VTC), Sept 2016, Montreal, Canada.
IEEExplore, researchgate, uni.lu — academia

deployment of energy detector for cognitive relay with multiple antennas (2015 Jul) — bachelor thesis in Telecommunications Engineering as an exchange student at KIT.
report — academia