I am a tenure-track Assistant Professor in Statistical Sciences at the School of Science & Technology, IE University.
My research develops flexible statistical models—P-splines, mixed models, and computational statistics—together with flexible survival for recurrent events and latent memory representations for longitudinal athlete monitoring, with applications in health and sports science.
My path runs from Universidad Carlos III de Madrid (PhD, 2010), through a postdoc at CSIRO / Data61 in Melbourne (2011–2014), to BCAM in Bilbao (2014–2022), where I led Applied Statistics and coordinated Data Science and AI in the Knowledge Transfer Unit, before joining IE University.
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- P-splines, mixed models, and computational statistics
- Flexible survival for recurrent events
- Latent memory for athlete monitoring
- Growth curves and maturation
- Patient-reported outcomes and survival
PhD in Statistics, 2010
Universidad Carlos III de Madrid
MSc in Mathematical Engineering, 2006
Universidad Carlos III de Madrid
BSc in Statistics, 2004
Universidad Carlos III de Madrid
BSc in Business Administration, 2002
Universidad Carlos III de Madrid
Overview
- Research — contributions, software, and trajectory.
- People — PhD students supervised.
- Projects — research funding and knowledge transfer.
- Publications — papers and preprints.