Carlos I

Carlos I is a Professor at the University of Granada, where he conducts research in astrophysics as part of the university's Astrophysics group. His work centers on galaxy evolution, cosmic voids, and the chemical properties of star-forming regions, leveraging data from major astronomical surveys.

Research interests include:

• Morphology and environmental effects on void galaxies
• Calibration of abundance ratios in H II regions
• Dynamical analysis of large-scale cosmic structures
• Impact of galactic bars on chemical gradients

His recent publications (2020-2024) demonstrate consistent focus on observational astrophysics, with trends in:

• Galaxy classification in under-dense environments (2024)
• Ionization diagnostics in star-forming regions (2022-2023)
• Empirical methods for chemical abundance studies (2021-2022)

He maintains active research without mentioned awards or student advisorship.