The researcher has an interdisciplinary curriculum, with theoretical and experimental experience in Nonlinear Physics (PhD thesis, resulting in 4 Physical Review Letters, among other publications), Biochemistry and Enzymatic Reactions (Postdoc at Brandeis University, resulting in a publication in PNAS, among others), Molecular Biology (Postdoc at Harvard Medical School, resulting in a patent exploited by several pharmaceutical companies, a publication in Genes & Development, among others), and Developmental Biology (Postdoc at the Institute of Molecular Biology of Barcelona, ​​CSIC, resulting in a publication in Cell Reports, among others). As an independent researcher (Autonomous University of Madrid) he established the Biophysics and Systems Biology laboratory, focusing on the effects of nonlinear regulation on biological processes involved in cancer and development (resulting in publications in Cell Stem Cell and Nature Metabolism among many others).

We focus on the study of the dynamics of biological systems combing experimental, theoretical and computational tools. Our main interests are: Nonlinear regulation in pathways and its impact on disease treatment Regulation of stem cell differentiation during developmental processes Stochasticity and effect of perturbations in gene expression Synthetic biology approaches to understand biological processes