Fitxa persona

Dr. Lozano Ibáñez earned his Ph.D. in Computer Engineering from the University of Valencia in 2005. Under the guidance of Professor Marc Cavazza from Teesside University, UK, his doctoral research focused on AI models for multi-agent system planning. During the initial post-doctoral decade, he actively contributed to various simulation projects as a member of the GREV (Grupo de Redes y Entornos Virtuales) at the University of Valencia. His primary research areas during this period included Machine Learning techniques for Multiagent systems applied to simulate artificial pedestrian groups or crowds (MARL-Ped), Multiscale simulation computer architectures, and Coordination Models for Multiagent Systems (MADEM).

Currently, Dr. Lozano is serving as an Associate Professor at the School of Engineering at the University of Valencia (ETSE). Since 2016, he has been an integral part of the CoMMLab research group, collaborating with Dr. Rafael Sebastian on Electro-Physiology models for patient-specific simulations in cardiology. Over these years, Dr. Lozano has significantly contributed to enhancing the research impact of the CoMMLab group. He has supervised 8 MSc theses and 4 Ph.D. theses (with 2 currently in progress) in the area of AI models for computational cardiology. Additionally, he has actively participated in more than 10 national research projects. Recently, Dr. Lozano directed the 'ECTOPIC' project for ectopics's foci location.

He is the author of over 50 scientific and educational publications and holds the role of a recognized reviewer for various simulation journals, including Simulation Modeling Practice and Theory (Elsevier) and Nature (Scientific Data, 5-year Impact Factor - 10.8), among others.