During my end of degree thesis I started researching within the area of learning analytics and game-based assessment (GBA) collaborating in a project with the Massachussets Institute of Technology (MIT). During the following years, I continued researching on GBA, which is the current focus of my Ph.D. thesis.
Although most of my research lies within these two areas, I have also conducted research using natural language processing techniques in different contexts. Currently, I am working on the topic of game-based assessment along with the use of Big Data technologies and architectures.
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".