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Doctor in Statistics and Optimization from the University of Valencia (extraordinary doctorate award in Mathematics). He has taught in Discrete and Continuous Optimization and Applied Statistics for more than a decade and has been a tutor for 15 final degree and master's degree projects.

His main line of research, which began with his doctoral studies, has been the development of combinatorial optimization models and algorithms to solve real problems in the logistics and maritime transport sector, specifically in the problems of assigning berths to ships and the planning of dock cranes. Their results are current as part of the state of the art in different variants of these problems. He has also addressed packaging problems, among which a real container problem proposed by Renault for a EURO ESICUP group competition stands out, in which he won one of the prizes, along with the rest of the research team. He is also currently working on other lines of research, developing exact decomposition methods for graph problems, optimization algorithms for airport allocation problems and optimal planning methods for the distribution of goods using drones.

ORCID: 0000-0002-0597-1741

ScopusID: 56708774900