[Biography, english version]

He holds a degree in Mathematics from the University of Valencia (1997) and a PhD from the University of Extremadura (2004). He was a lecturer in the Department of Mathematics at the University of Extremadura from 1999 to 2016, where he held positions as Associate Professor (Full-Time), Collaborating Professor and Contracted Doctoral Professor. He is currently a Senior Lecturer in the Department of Mathematics for Economics and Business at the University of Valencia. His current lines of research are the development of data envelopment analysis (DEA) models and their implementation in R, time series analysis using continuous wavelet transform techniques, mathematical programming and multi-criteria analysis. Other previous lines of research include nonlinear analysis, in particular nonlinear integral equations and chaotic dynamical systems.  He has also taken a keen interest in the mathematical application to various problems in biophysics, geophysics and economics, among others. He is the author of more than 45 publications listed in the JCR, has participated in more than 9 national projects and is the coauthor of 5 R packages: deaR, wavScalogram, afmToolkit, nlstac, SdeaR. He has supervised 3 doctoral theses, 9 master's theses and numerous bachelor's theses. He has also carried out numerous academic management activities, such as serving as Academic Secretary of the Plasencia University Centre (University of Extremadura) from 2008 to 2012 and, since 2024, he has been appointed as Head of the Department of Mathematics for Economics and Business at the University of Valencia.

Doctor in Mathematics and professor in the Department of Mathematics for Economics and Business at the Faculty of Economics, University of Valencia. My research has focused on the field of Operations Research, and I have mainly worked on Project Scheduling and Planning, Machine Scheduling, Hospital Process Management, Warehouse Management, and Real-Time Resource Management. A defining characteristic of my research trajectory has been my interest in studying real-world problems arising in business environments. My research has been carried out within the TEGEM group (www.uv.es/tegem) at the University of Valencia. The results of our work have been published in various book chapters and international peer-reviewed scientific journals. I am the author of numerous presentations at national and international conferences and have participated in a large number of national research projects as well as in collaboration agreements with different companies.

Further information about the research carried out can be found on the TEGEM group website.

I teach in the Master’s Degree in Business Process Planning and Management at the Faculty of Economics, University of Valencia (https://www.uv.es/masterpgpe). The Master’s Degree aims for preparing professionals capable of designing, planning, optimizing and controlling the productive systems and business services, leaning on analytical methods and IT tools, as well as on principles of Business Administration and Management. It is fundamentally addressed to active professionals, graduated, licenced and senior engineers specialised in Technical and Basic Sciences and Social Sciences whose formation is related with Business Administration and Management.

PhD in Mathematics, Professor in the Department of Mathematics for Economics and Business, and Co-director of the Master's Program in Business Process Planning and Management.

His research area is Operations Research. He works on solving vehicle routing problems, particularly in the field of arc routing problems, through the design and implementation of exact and metaheuristic algorithms. He is a member of the Combinatorial Optimization Research Group (GROC) and has been continuously involved in competitive research projects since 2001.