Since 1991, when I finished my Pharmacy Degree, I have carried out biomedical research, first in the Physiology Department of the University of Valencia and later in the Cytological Research Institute of the Valencian Biomedical Research Foundation, where I did my Doctoral Thesis, focused on mitochondrial biogenesis and its implication in mitochondrial diseases, from which several articles in prestigious journals were derived. Later, I did a two-year postdoctoral stay in the research area of the Department of Urology at the University of California, Los Angeles, focused on the development of new types of immunotherapy for urological cancers, and was able to publish the results in some of the best journals. of cancer research. On my return to Spain, I continued with research and teaching, first at the Cardenal Herrera-CEU University (Moncada, Valencia) and later (and until today) at the Catholic University of Valencia "San Vicente Mártir" where I am a full professor. In the latter, I coordinate the research group on "Molecular and Mitochondrial Medicine", in which we develop research projects to delve into the mechanisms of mitochondrial biogenesis and how mitochondria are involved in different pathologies, particularly cancer, with the aim of develop new therapeutic approaches. I have published around thirty scientific articles, many of them in the first quartile (and some in the first decile) in their areas of knowledge, which accumulate around 400 citations. In addition, I have participated as a researcher in more than twenty scientific projects, most of them competitive, as a collaborator or as PI. I have also held the position of Vice Chancellor for Research at the Catholic University of Valencia for a little over two years.