I started my professional career in neuroscience in 2010. My professional experience includes clinical training and conducting scientific research in movement disorders, particularly Parkinson’s disease (PD) (my mentors were JA Obeso, AE Lang, and MC Rodríguez-Oroz). I also have a keen interest in enhancing my understanding in the cognitive/behavioural aspects of movement disorders. For this reason, I took part in specific rotations in Toronto and Barcelona. I also undertook a research stay in Paris with Dr. Lehericy to better understand neuroimaging analysis. For the past twelve years, I have dedicated my research career to investigating cognition in PD patients and have published in international peer-reviewed journals. My main interest is focused on determining the clinical and imaging factors associated with cognitive impairment (including social cognition changes), especially in the early stages of PD. Cognitive impairment negatively impacts the patient’s quality of life and independence.