Fitxa persona

I graduated with a degree in Physics from the University of Valencia in 1992 and earned my PhD in Computer Engineering from the same university in 2002.

Currently, I am a tenured professor at the University of Valencia. I teach courses in the Multimedia Engineering degree program (notably the course 'Graphics Card Programming') and the Telematics Engineering degree program (notably the course 'Advanced Computer Science').

I was a member of the Robotics Institute (now IRTIC) at the University of Valencia from 1994 to 2008, under the direction of Dr. Gregorio Martín and Dr. Marcos Fernández. During this period, I participated as a researcher in three EU-funded projects, two projects under the national plan of the Ministry of Education and Science, five projects funded by the Valencian Regional Government, and six contracts with companies and public organizations.

Since 2009, I have collaborated with the Networks and Virtual Environments Group (GREV, http://grev.uv.es) at the University of Valencia, led by Professor Juan Manuel Orduña, and with the Technology and Architectures of Computer Perception Group (TAPEC, http://tapec.uv.es/), led by Professor Fernando Pardo Carpio. During this latter period, I have participated in five projects funded by the Spanish Ministry of Science and Innovation (MICINN), and in the last two, I am a co-principal investigator.

During these years, my research has focused primarily on computer graphics, virtual reality, real-time graphics, and, more recently, on bioinformatics and artificial intelligence.