Carlos studied a dual degree in History and Classics at Universidad Complutense de Madrid. Then he completed a research master´s degree in History and Sciences of Antiquity, offered at the previous university and at the Universidad Autónoma de Madrid.

Currently he has a FPI predoctoral contract as a PhD candidate at Universidad Carlos III de Madrid, where he is involved in the research group OMEGA "Omnipotens: Manufacturing and Empowering Gods in Greco-Roman Antiquity" .

Carlos has always been interested in Ancient History, with a special attention in Greek History. Another interests are travelling, sports, or having a good time with friends.

• Universidad Complutense de Madrid (2016 - 2023)

• Universidad Autónoma de Madrid (2022 - 2023)

• Universidad Carlos III de Madrid (2023- )

My current research, yet at initial phase, is focused on the sanctuary of the Great Gods on the island of Samothrace, one of the most famous mystery cults in Antiquity, only after Eleusis. My investigation includes a multidisciplinary view (i.e. archaeology, philology, History of Religions) to comprehend this very obscure cult, which even expanded through different parts of the Aegean.

The research project I am in, OMEGA “omnipotens: Manufacturing and Empowering Gods in Greco-roman Antiquity” aims to focus on the mechanisms and strategies employed to enhance and articulate the divine power, such as grouping, anonymity or human´ epithets transposition for example. Thus, my investigation seeks this perspective attempting to find answers or ideas to this mysterious cult, which has continuously intrigued scholars.

History, archaeology, religion, rulers´ legitimacy tools.

Other interests could be historiography, military history, iconography and much more, from Classical Period to Roman Era in the eastern Mediterranean.