Alejo Stark is an astrophysicist, philosopher, and cultural critic. He works as Assistant Professor of Spanish and Comparative Literature at the University of Utah.
His scientific work examined large-scale cosmic structure, expansion, and Chameleon f(R) gravity. And his philosophical work explores how Latin American and Indigenous movements reshape the relation between science and critique.
Alejo’s current book project traces how thinkers in México, Perú, and Argentina turn indigenous knowledges, relativistic physics, psychoanalysis, and genetics into practices that critically transform both science and culture.
His scholarship appears in leading scientific and humanities journals, and his public writing has been featured in venues such as Science for the People, The Brooklyn Rail, and Jacobin.
Write me at alejostark [at] gmail [dot] com.
