During my end-of-degree thesis, I began researching in the field of learning analytics (LA) and game-based assessment (GBA), collaborating on a project with the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). In the following years, I continued working on GBA, which became the main focus of my Ph.D. thesis, where I also explored the integration of Big Data technologies and architectures.

Although most of my research has been centered on LA and GBA, I have also conducted studies applying natural language processing and explainable AI techniques in various contexts. Currently, my work focuses on the application of artificial intelligence and large language models (LLMs) in educational and analytical settings.

• Serious Games
• Artificial Intelligence
• Natural Language Processing
• Large Language Models
• Education
• Time and Happiness

Here are some of the great researchers I have collaborated with.

Currently, I am part of the CyberDataLab (Cybersecurity and Data Science Lab) at the University of Murcia. This lab "encompasses a group of skilled and motivated scientists and researchers with a strong commitment for quality research and developments around the two main topics of the lab: cybersecurity and data science. It is worth mentioning the value created in the intersection of both fields, with a strong projection onto international R&D programs such as Horizon Europe, European Defence Agency R&T or National Science Foundation, amongst others".