Graduated in Chemical Engineering from the UCLM in 2012 and Master of Chemical and Environmental Engineering in 2014. His PhD, entitled: “Passive Energy Storage Materials for building applications”, was obtained in 2018 at the UCLM. His research activities were focused on the development of PCM-based thermoregulatory materials and their application in building elements such us gypsum, bricks and rigid polyurethane foams. He is currently working at CIC energiGUNE as Postdoctoral researcher as a member of the Thermal Energy Storage group, focuses on Phase Transitions and Critical Behaviors issues.

• Thermal energy storage in the mid-temperature range
• Advanced functional coatings
• PCM encapsulation
• Microfluidic

• Building materials (gypsum, RPU foams, bricks, concrete…)
• Start-up of Spray dry pilot plant
• Flame Retardant Materials
• Suspension polymerization microencapsulation
• Synthesis of aminophosphonate polyols with improved flame retardant properties
• Synthesis of nanoparticles by sol-gel method
• Hydrophobic materials for releasing agents in concrete

• REPSOL award for the best chemical engineer Undergraduate Thesis 2011/2012 in the field of Process Engineering with the work entitle: “New phosphorus initiators for the synthesis of polyols with flame retardant properties”.
• REPSOL award for the best chemical engineer Master Thesis 2013/2014 in the field of Process Engineering with the work entitle: “Development of thermoregulatory materials for improving passive energy storage in buildings”.