The University of Cantabria (UC) is a young and modern public institution, with a total budget of 122.11 million euros (2022 figures). UC teaches 30 Bachelor degrees and 5 Double Degrees and counts with 11,892 official students, of whom 8520 are Bachelor students and 1154 are Master students; while there are 674 PhD students. It has around 750 full-time teachers. Its main objective is to contribute to social progress through its commitment on teaching and scientific excellence. Although the UC is the 44th by size of the Spanish University System, it is considered one of the 1,000 top-level Universities as for the Academic Ranking of the Universities of the World (ARWU). UC is also positioned among the 500 most prestigious Universities of the 2021 Global Ranking of Academic Subjects – Shanghai Ranking on several disciplines (Atmospheric Sciences, Physics, Oceanography, Civil Engineering, Chemical Engineering, Economics, Biological Sciences and Human Biological Sciences). UC is on the 3rd place in scientific productivity, as for regards to the Spanish universities, according to the ninth edition of the U-Ranking report (2021) published by the BBVA Foundation.
I am part of the Research Group in Mechanical Engineering in the University of Cantabria.
My main research focus is on Power Transmission systems, more precisely, gear transmissions design, analysis, condition monitoring, optimization, and modeling.
I completed my PhD in 2021 obtaining the Best PhD Award both from the Spanish Association of Mechanical Engineers and the University of Cantabria. I have coauthored 20+ high-impact journal publications and I have experience in participating in different projects (competitive and private) aimed to the use of gear transmissions in industry, condition monitoring of manufacturing processes and renewable energy production.
I have experience in cooperation with other research groups having completed a pre-doctoral research stay in the CMEMS at the University of Minho, under the supervision of Prof. Paulo Flores. Likewise, I completed a post-doctoral research stay in the FZG at the Technical University of Munich, under the supervision of Prof. Karsten Stahl. Both of these experiences led to joint publications and significant advances.
Currently, I am studying a MSc. in Computer Science at the Heriot-Watt University. This leads me to implement Data Analysis and Artificial Intelligence to solving Mechanical Engineering problems in an accurate and efficient manner.